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Before You Start Take a moment to reflect on the advantages of the BTL-5000 Electrical Stimulation, Ultrasound, Laser and Magnet technology in your own clinic. The BTL-5000 system has many benefits not available on other systems. For example, the touch screen is a major step forward since it allows users to precisely monitor therapy and document and store patient data for later recall. A choice of therapy protocols offers maximum flexibility for a variety of clinical applications. The combination electrical stimulation / ultrasound / laser / magnet therapy system also offers substantial benefits since it eliminates the need to purchase separate units. We sincerely believe the newest BTL physiotherapy system is technically superior to any other physiotherapy products available and will provide years of trouble-free and profitable use. All of us at BTL wish you every success with your BTL-5000 system. We pride ourselves on being as responsive as possible to our customer’s needs. Your suggestions and comments are always welcome since we believe an ongoing relationship with our customers is critically important to our future product line. Please call us or email us your suggestions. While we would like you to start using your equipment right away, we encourage a thorough reading of this manual in order to fully understand the operational features of the BTL-5000 system. Please remember to complete the warranty registration form printed in this manual. The warranty form should be returned to us no later than 30 days following installation of your equipment to initiate warranty protection.

Again, thanks for being a BTL customer. In the event of a problem, or if you require service, please make an initial call to your local distributor, who will decide whether to refer the problem to our office.


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CONTENTS 1 GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS........................................................................................................................5 2 INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE.................................................................................................................................6 2.1 Front View......................................................................................................................................................6 2.2 Rear View ......................................................................................................................................................7 2.3 Unpacking and Assembly...............................................................................................................................8 2.4 Operating the Unit ........................................................................................................................................12 2.4.1 Touch Screen .........................................................................................................................................12 2.4.2 Numerical Keyboard ...............................................................................................................................13 2.5 Therapy Setting............................................................................................................................................14 2.5.1 Therapy Flow Chart ................................................................................................................................14 2.5.2 Welcome Screen and Selection of Channels, Tabs and Accessories ....................................................15 2.5.3 Setting Therapy Parameters via the ‘diag’ Button ..................................................................................16 2.5.4 Setting Therapy Parameters via the 'prog' Button ..................................................................................17 2.5.5 Setting Therapy Parameters Manually via the ‘man' Button ...................................................................18 2.5.6 Therapy Parameters Screen – Ergonomic, Standard and Expert Mode.................................................19 2.5.6.1 Setting Therapy Time .......................................................................................................................19 2.5.6.2 Setting Intensity ................................................................................................................................19 2.6 Course of Therapy .......................................................................................................................................20 2.6.1 Start, Interruption and End of Therapy ...................................................................................................20 2.6.2 Running Therapy Screen........................................................................................................................21 2.6.3 Electrotherapy – Settings during Therapy ..............................................................................................21 2.6.3.1 Setting the Intensity in 4-electrode Therapies...................................................................................21 2.6.3.1.1 Electrotherapy Generator ............................................................................................................21 2.6.3.1.2 4-pole Electrotherapy Generator .................................................................................................21 2.6.3.2 Manual Control of Vector in Dipole Interference ...............................................................................22 2.6.4 Accessories / applicators – Visual Signalling..........................................................................................22 2.6.5 Indication of Operation – Energy on Output ...........................................................................................24 2.6.5.1 Electrotherapy...................................................................................................................................24 2.6.5.2 Ultrasound Therapy ..........................................................................................................................24 2.6.5.3 Laser Therapy...................................................................................................................................24 2.6.5.4 Magnetotherapy................................................................................................................................24 2.7 Therapy Parameters ....................................................................................................................................25 2.8 Encyclopaedia..............................................................................................................................................25 2.9 Therapy Saving............................................................................................................................................26 2.9.1 Save Therapy .........................................................................................................................................26 2.9.2 Save Therapy and Add It to the Patient Data .........................................................................................27 2.10 Interconnection of Units ...............................................................................................................................29 2.10.1 Interconnection of BTL-5000 Puls (Combi) and Vacuum Unit BTL vac ..................................................29 2.10.2 Interconnection of BTL-5000 Puls and BTL-5000 Sono .........................................................................29 2.10.3 Interconnection of BTL-5000 Puls, BTL-5000 Sono and BTL vac ..........................................................30 2.10.4 Setup and Operation of Combined Therapy in Single Devices...............................................................31 2.10.5 Stopping Combined Therapy in Single Devices .....................................................................................31 3 MENU BUTTON ................................................................................................................................................32 3.1 Accessories..................................................................................................................................................32 3.1.1 Installation of Accessories ......................................................................................................................32 3.1.2 Information about Accessories ...............................................................................................................32 3.1.3 Connectors – Information .......................................................................................................................32 3.2 Unit Settings.................................................................................................................................................33 3.2.1 Password Setting ...................................................................................................................................33 3.2.2 Audio Tones Setting ...............................................................................................................................33 3.2.3 Setting of Colours (for colour variant only) .............................................................................................33 3.2.4 LCD Screen Saver and Auto Power Off .................................................................................................33 3.2.5 Setting of Contrast of LCD Screen .........................................................................................................33 3.2.6 Date and Time Setting............................................................................................................................33 3.2.7 Language Setting ...................................................................................................................................33 3.2.8 Operation Mode......................................................................................................................................33 3.2.9 Touch Panel Calibration .........................................................................................................................33 3.2.10 User Options ..........................................................................................................................................34 3.2.11 Way of Operation ...................................................................................................................................34 3.2.11.1 New Operation Mode........................................................................................................................34 3.2.11.2 End of Therapy – Setting Zero Intensity and Time Values................................................................34 3.2.12 Information about the Unit ......................................................................................................................34 3.2.13 Service Functions...................................................................................................................................34 3.2.13.1 Repair of Files...................................................................................................................................34 3.2.13.2 File System Formatting .....................................................................................................................34 3.2.13.3 Delete Installed Accessories.............................................................................................................34


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3.2.13.4 Default Setting without Losing User Data .........................................................................................34 3.2.13.5 Restart of All Generators ..................................................................................................................34 3.2.13.6 Information of Free Space for User Data ..........................................................................................34 3.2.14 Special Settings......................................................................................................................................34 4 USER OPTIONS VIA THE “USER” BUTTON ..................................................................................................35 4.1 Patients ........................................................................................................................................................35 4.2 User Sequences...........................................................................................................................................36 4.2.1 Creating New Sequence.........................................................................................................................36 4.2.1.1 Parameters of Sections in Sequence................................................................................................38 4.2.2 Saving New Sequence ...........................................................................................................................38 4.3 User Diagnoses/Programs ...........................................................................................................................39 4.4 List of Recent Therapies ..............................................................................................................................39 5 ACCESSORIES.................................................................................................................................................40 5.1 Accessories Common for All Units ...............................................................................................................40 5.2 Accessories for Electrotherapy ....................................................................................................................40 5.3 Accessories for Ultrasound Therapy ............................................................................................................40 5.4 Accessories for Laser Therapy ....................................................................................................................40 5.5 Accessories for Magnetotherapy..................................................................................................................41 6 MAINTENANCE AND SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS.............................................................................................42 6.1 Safety...........................................................................................................................................................43 6.2 Useful addresses .........................................................................................................................................45 6.3 Warranty ......................................................................................................................................................45 6.4 Contraindications .........................................................................................................................................46 6.4.1 Contraindications – Electrotherapy.........................................................................................................46 6.4.2 Contraindications – Ultrasound ..............................................................................................................46 6.4.3 Contraindications – Laser therapy..........................................................................................................46 6.4.4 Contraindications – Magnetotherapy......................................................................................................47 7 TECHNICAL PARAMETERS............................................................................................................................48 7.1 Basic Parameters of Electrotherapy Generator............................................................................................48 7.2 Basic Parameters of Ultrasound Generator .................................................................................................49 7.3 Basic Parameters of Laser Generator..........................................................................................................49 7.4 Basic parameters of MagnetoGenerator ......................................................................................................50 7.5 Technical Parameters of Ultrasound Heads.................................................................................................50 7.6 Technical Parameters of Laser Probes ........................................................................................................50 7.7 Technical Parameters of Laser Clusters ......................................................................................................51 7.8 Technical parameters of Magnetic Applicators ............................................................................................52 7.9 Applicable Standards ...................................................................................................................................52 7.10 Interconnection of Devices...........................................................................................................................53 7.11 Manufacturer................................................................................................................................................54 8 UNITS CONFIGURATIONS ..............................................................................................................................55 8.1 Table of Configurations of the Combined Devices BTL 5000 Combi ...........................................................55 8.2 Table of Configurations of the Electrotherapy Devices BTL-5000 Puls........................................................62 8.3 Table of Configurations of the Ultrasound Therapy Devices BTL-5000 Sono ..............................................64 8.4 Table of Configurations of the Laser Therapy Devices BTL-5000 Laser......................................................64 8.5 Table of Configurations of the Magnetotherapy devices BTL-5000 Magnet.................................................65


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1 G E N E R A L C H A R A C T E R I S T I C S The BTL-5000 series offers advanced and well designed physiotherapy units for professional use. Depending on the required configuration, each system can consist of up to four units -- for electrotherapy, ultrasound, laser or magnet therapy treatment. The touch-controlled display considerably simplifies the use of the unit. The displays are supplied as black and white or colour. The touch screen is equipped with a touch stylus for a more convenient operation. A vertically positioned case of the instrument enables you to see the information on the screen clearly and from different positions. In addition, the display's brightness can be adjusted to fit the light conditions in the office. The information displayed on the screen will guide you throughout the whole therapy. Simply adjust the parameters by pressing the touch screen buttons and turn the main knob to set the intensity. The modular design of the BTL equipment allows you to build the combination you require. Combine an electrotherapy unit of your choice with either ultrasound, laser or magnet all into a single unit. This can save considerable money on your physiotherapy investment. Alternatively, you may wish to upgrade your unit later, as your needs grow. Selecting a diagnosis from a list of alphabetically organized treatment protocols, or selecting a program, will make an easy and efficient start of the therapy. Naturally, you can adjust any treatment parameter manually by the simple use of the touch screen buttons. Throughout the whole therapy, the display informs you about the remaining therapy time, channel and therapeutical method used, type of therapy applied, attached accessories, and other necessary data. If several accessories are attached to your unit at the same time, you can easily recognize the accessory required for a specific treatment. Select a treatment on the display (electrotherapy, ultrasound, laser or magnet), and the control light on the corresponding accessory (electrotherapy cable, ultrasound probe, laser probe / cluster or magnet disc / double disc / linear or solenoid applicator) will switch on to indicate that this accessory should be used. Save your time by using the pre-programming of the BTL-5000 units. Based on detailed research and practical use of the units, the well-organized pre-programmed protocols will give you recommendations for treating various conditions. The unit also includes up to 500 free lots to define your own protocols. Moreover, you can recall the last 20 treatments. Add the names of your patients and other relevant information into the unit's internal memory and connect the patient data with pre-programmed or your own protocols. When your patients call again simply recall their name and apply the pre-set therapy. With every BTL unit, you can purchase a cart specially designed for BTL products. Its versatile design allows you to conveniently store and use 1 or 2 physiotherapy units and a vacuum unit. The cart includes a range of accessory trays and baskets. Four well-built and steady castors ensure easy movement of the unit in the office or in hospital Please visit our corporate website at http://www.btlnet.com for the latest information on BTL products and services.


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2 I N S T R U C T I O N S F O R U S E

2 . 1 F R O N T V I E W

1 - 6 line outputs for patient cables on the rear panel, see 2.2 Rear View 7 ON/OFF power switch (“ON” status indicated by the blue backlight) 8 diag button to select diagnosis 9 prog button to select program number 10 touch screen 11 man button to set therapy parameters manually 12 menu button to set date, time, language, display contrast, sounds, user options, etc. 13 user button to work with lists of patients, user diagnoses, programs and sequences, recent therapies and

other functions 14 select knob to select individual parameters 15 enter button to confirm selection or setting 16 esc button to cancel selection or setting and return to the original setting 17 time / stop knob to set therapy time, and to start and stop therapy 18 intensity knob to set intensity


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2.2 R E A R V I E W

1 - 6 patient outputs – for exact configuration see Tab. 2.1 21 mains switch to switch the power supply on/off 22 socket for connection of the mains cable 23 label showing equipment type and manufacturer and safety precautions and warnings 24 mains fuse receptacle 25 in – communication line input 26 out – communication line output 27 voltage switch 230V / 115V (underneath the chassis) 28 label showing serial number and production date


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2 . 3 U N P A C K I N G A N D A S S E M B L Y

Inspect the box for damage and report any damage to carrier and your distributor. Do not proceed with installation and assembly if box is damaged. Unpack the equipment and place it on a stable horizontal surface suitable for the equipment's weight. Always position the unit out of direct sunlight as this may make the touch screen difficult to read. Always position the unit away from direct heat sources such as radiator or room heater. Cooling of the equipment is provided for by forced air circulation. Cooling vents are located on the rear panel and at the bottom of the equipment and must not be covered. Do not position the equipment on a soft surface which may obstruct air flow to the bottom cooling vents. Do not put any heat-producing devices or objects containing water or other liquid on the equipment. Do not place the equipment close to devices producing strong electromagnetic, electric or magnetic field (diathermy, X-rays, etc.), as equipment electronics could be undesirably influenced. In case of questions please call your distributor or service agent. Retain original packaging to ensure safe transportation of the device. Attaching the accessory holder: Remove the protective caps from the holes on a side of the unit. Use a screwdriver to gently slide the blade under the cap and pry it out. Align the accessory holder and secure with screws (supplied) from below. Do not over-tighten.

PLUG THE DEVICE DIRECTLY IN THE MAINS SOCKET. DO NOT USE ANY MULTI-CONNECTION EXTENSION CABLE OR ADAPTER. Check of correct mains voltage: Before first connection of the equipment to the mains check if the mains voltage switch (27) located at the bottom of the equipment is in the position corresponding to local voltage standards, either in the "230V" or "115V" position. For details, see the note "Switching the equipment to different mains voltage" in 6 MAINTENANCE AND SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS. In case of questions, please call your distributor or service agent. Switching the device on: Plug the mains cable into the mains socket and switch the O/ I rocker switch (21) on the rear panel to the I position. Press the ON/OFF switch (7) on the front panel. The ON status is indicated by the backlighting of the switch (7). The system will then run a self-test. If the self-test finds no faults, the screen will display the equipment type and it is ready for use - see note below.


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Connection of accessories: Connect the accessories to the output connectors (1) - (6) on the rear panel according this way: The cable connector put in and secure the fluted ring by pressing and turning in the clockwise. ATTENTION AT THE CONNECTOR DISCONNECTING, first of all it is necessary to take by the fingers the fluted ring NO WHOLE connector. TURN BY THE FLUTED RING IN THE ANTICLOCKWISE and then after releasing of the ring disconnect the connector by the pulling, fluted ring still hold in the fingers! ATTENTION!!! DO NOT TURN THE WHOLE CONNECTOR BY THE FORCE, THE DEVICE CAN BE DAMAGED. The configuration of output connectors (1) to (6) see into the Tab. 2.1. The unit will automatically detect their type and display them on the screen. If the wrong device is connected, the equipment will not operate and the screen will display a warning and a help where to connect which accessory. Note: After switching on, the unit tests for about 10 - 15 sec all internal functions. If any fault exists the screen will display a warning. If any fault exists that compromises patient safety, the system will 'lock' itself into ‘secure’ mode. If this situation occurs, please call your local distributor for service advice.


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Tab. 2.1 Configuration of output connectors Type Output 1 Output 2 Output 3 Output 4 Output 5 Output 6 BTL-5110 Laser L1A L1B Acup Door BTL-5120 Laser L1A L2A L1B L2B Acup Door BTL-561x / 5621 Puls* E1 BTL-5620 / 5625 Puls* E1 E2 BTL-5626 Puls E1B E2B E1A E2A BTL-5628 Puls E1B E2B E1A E2A BTL-563x Puls* E2 E1 E3 BTL-5640 Puls* E1A, E1B E2A, E2B BTL-5660 Puls* E2A, E2B E1A, E1B E3A, E3B BTL-5710 Sono U1A U1B E input E output BTL-5720 Sono U1A U2A U1B U2B E input E output BTL-5800 SL Combi U1A L1A U1B L1B Acup Door BTL-5800 LM2 Combi M1 L1A M2 L1B Acup Door BTL-5800 SM2 Combi M2 U1A M1 U1B E input E output BTL-5800 S2M2 Combi U1A U2A U1B U2B M1 M2 BTL-5800 SLM2 Combi U1A L1A U1B L1B M1 M2 BTL-581x S Combi* U1A U1B E1 BTL-581x S2 Combi* U1A U2A U1B U2B E1 BTL-581x SL Combi U1A L1A U1B L1B E1 Door BTL-581x L Combi L1A L1B E1 Door BTL-581x M2 Combi M2 M1 E1 BTL-581x SLM Combi U1A L1A U1B M1B E1 M1A BTL-581x SM2 Combi U1A U1B E1 M1 M2 BTL-581x LM2 Combi E1 L1A L1B M1 M2 BTL-5816 S2 Combi U1A E1A U1B U2A E1B U2B BTL-5816 SM2 Combi U1A E1A U1B E1B M1 M2 BTL-5816 SLM Combi U1A E1A U1B E1B M1 L1A BTL-5818 S2 Combi U1A E1A U1B U2A E1B U2B BTL-5818 SM2 Combi U1A E1A U1B E1B M1 M2 BTL-5818 SLM Combi U1A E1A U1B E1B M1 L1A BTL-582x S Combi* U1A U1B E1 E2 BTL-582x SL Combi U1A L1 U1B Door E1 E2 BTL-582x L Combi L1A Door E1 E2 BTL-582x LM Combi M1A L1A M1B L1B E2 E1 BTL-582x M2 Combi E2 M2 M1 E1 BTL-5826 S Combi U1A E1A U1B E2B E1B E2A BTL-5826 SL Combi U1A L1A E1A E2B E1B E2A BTL-5826 L Combi L1B L1A E1A E2B E1B E2A BTL-5826 LM Combi E1B E2B E1A E2A M1 L1A BTL-5826 M2 Combi E1B E2B E1A E2A M1 M2 BTL-5828 S Combi U1A E1A U1B E2B E1B E2A BTL-5828 SL Combi U1A L1A E1A E2B E1B E2A BTL-5828 L Combi L1B L1A E1A E2B E1B E2A BTL-5828 LM Combi E1B E2B E1A E2A M1 L1A BTL-5828 M2 Combi E1B E2B E1A E2A M1 M2 BTL-583x L Combi L1A E2 Door E1 E3 BTL-5840 S Combi* U1A U1B E1A, E1B E2A, E2B BTL-5840 SL Combi U1A L1 U1B Door E1A, E1B E2A, E2B BTL-5840 L Combi L1 Door E1A, E1B E2A, E2B BTL-5840 LM Combi M1A L1A M1B L1B E2A, E2B E1A, E1B BTL-5840 M2 Combi E2A, E2B M2 M1 E1A, E1B BTL-5860 L Combi L1 E2A, E2B Door E1A, E1B E3A, E3B BTL-5920 Magnet M2 M1 BTL-5940 Magnet M2 M4 M1 M3 * can be supplied or upgraded with HVT module


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Notes:

E1 connector for connection of electrotherapy accessories (BTL-236-1, BTL vac) to E1 generator E2 connector for connection of electrotherapy accessories (BTL-236-1, BTL vac) to E2 generator E3 connector for connection of electrotherapy accessories (BTL-236-1, BTL vac) to E3 generator E1A, E1B connector for connection of electrotherapy accessories (BTL-236-2, BTL vac) to E1 generator (adapter) E2A, E2B connector for connection of electrotherapy accessories (BTL-236-2, BTL vac) to E2 generator (adapter) E3A, E3B connector for connection of electrotherapy accessories (BTL-236-2, BTL vac) to E3 generator (adapter) E1A or E1B connector for connection of electrotherapy accessories (BTL-236-2, BTL vac) to E1 double generator E2A or E2B connector for connection of electrotherapy accessories (BTL-236-2, BTL vac) to E2 double generator E input connector for electrotherapy input on the ultrasound unit for combined therapy E output connector for electrotherapy output on the ultrasound unit for combined therapy L1A, L1B connector for connection of laser probe/cluster BTL-448/BTL-445 to L1 generator L2A, L2B connector for connection of laser probe/cluster BTL-448/BTL-445 to L2 generator L1 connector for connection of laser probe/cluster BTL-448/BTL-445 to L1 generator U1A, U1B connector for connection of ultrasound head BTL-237 (e.g. 1 cm2) to U1 generator U2A, U2B connector for connection of ultrasound head BTL-237 (e.g. 1 cm2) to U2 generator Door connector for sensor of open door Acup connector for acupuncture electrode M1 connector for connection of magnetotherapy applicators (BTL-239) to M1 generator M2; connector for connection of magnetotherapy applicators (BTL-239) to M2 generator M3 connector for connection of magnetotherapy applicators (BTL-239) to M3 generator M4 connector for connection of magnetotherapy applicators (BTL-239) to M4 generator M1A master (primary) connector for connection of magnetotherapy applicators (BTL-239) M1B slave (secondary) connector for connection of magnetotherapy applicators (BTL-239)

How many patients and to which outputs you can simultaneously connect can be seen on the display after pressing the menu button in menu / accessories / connectors – information.


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2 . 4 O P E R A T I N G T H E U N I T

2 . 4 . 1 T o u c h S c r e e n

The touch screen may be operated by finger touch or use of special soft tip stylus that is supplied with the unit. DO NOT TOUCH THE SCREEN WITH ANY SHARP OBJECT OR PEN, AS THIS MAY CAUSE PERMANENT DAMAGE. Select required parameters by pressing: 1. 3D buttons 2. Bright tabs of the selected channel (in the lower left corner of the screen) to switch between connected

accessories, such as ultrasound heads 3. The dark tab of the required channel (in the lower left corner of the screen) to switch between channels Touch screen buttons: The touch screen buttons have three dimensional (3D) shading and may be pressed with the finger or special stylus. To confirm requested changes or values, press enter. To cancel changes, press escape. Selected channel: Although most of the configurations allow running of several therapies at a time, only one channel can be controlled at once. The tab of this selected channel is shaded light. All information on the screen and all controls relate to this channel. The most important information about the therapies on the other channels is visible on their tabs.

3D buttons (for therapy on the selected

channel)

Channel marking: E – electrotherapy 1 – number of E generator

Information

Tab with running therapy of the unselected channel

Buttons with the same function as (15) and (16)

Indication of connected accessory

Tab of the selected channel

Name of screen for the selected channel

Information about other generator possibilities: combined therapies, HVT etc...

Tab of the unselected channel

Tab of the channel with wrong accessory Information about connected accessories (e.g.): 1 – one cable

4 – 4 electrodes


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2 . 4 . 2 N u m e r i c a l K e y b o a r d

In addition to setting numerical value with the select (14) button, you can also use “numerical keyboard”. Press this icon to open window with numerical keyboard:

Set numerical values of the parameter that has been selected - “white” button on the picture above. Enter the value and press enter (15) to return to original screen. Press esc (16) to exit the screen. If you set the value that exceeds the allowed value range (allowed value range is stated on top of the screen), or if the unit cannot set the required value, the value will be rounded as close as possible to the allowed value.

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2 . 5 T H E R A P Y S E T T I N G

2 . 5 . 1 T h e r a p y F l o w C h a r t

SETTING OF MOST IMPORTANT

THERAPY PARAMETERS

select

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DIAGNOSIS SELECTION

THERAPY START

RUNNING THERAPY

SCREEN

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WELCOME SCREEN

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PROGRAM SELECTION SCREEN

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MANUAL SETTING - SETTING OF ALL THERAPY

PARAMETERS

time / stop time / stop INTERRUPTION

OF THERAPY INTERRUPTION OF THERAPY

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2 . 5 . 2 W e l c o m e S c r e e n a n d S e l e c t i o n o f C h a n n e l s , T a b s a n d A c c e s s o r i e s

The welcome screen, accessed upon power up, displays channel tabs and icons showing which accessories are connected. The number of channels displayed depends on the unit configuration. The following diagram shows that almost the entire display is available for the selected channel.

If more accessories are connected to one generator (e.g. two ultrasound heads connected to a single ultrasound generator), pressing the channel tab of the generator will switch between accessories. The colour of the selected channel tab is white. Examples of information on tabs:

Tab of channel E1 which is not selected and has no accessories Tab of selected channel E2 with the possibility to apply HVT therapy and with electrotherapy accessory BTL-236-1 with two electrodes Tab of channel E1 with electrotherapy accessory BTL-236-1 and possibility to apply combined therapy Tab of channel E2 with electrotherapy accessory BTL-236-1 and possibility to apply combined and HVT therapies Tab of selected channel E2 with electrotherapy accessory BTL-236-2. Tab of selected generator M2 with connected disc applicator BTL-239-1.

Tab of selected generator U1 with connected ultrasound heads. Press the tab to switch between the 1cm2 and 4cm2 heads.

Tab of selected generator L1 with connected laser probes. Press the tab to switch between the 685nm and 830nm probes.


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Tab of selected channel E2 with wrong accessory.

2 . 5 . 3 S e t t i n g T h e r a p y P a r a m e t e r s v i a t h e ‘ d i a g ’ B u t t o n

Press the diag (8) button to display a list of therapy protocols / diagnoses. Each channel tab has its own list of therapy protocols. A letter in front of each number corresponds to the type of therapy selected: E – electrotherapy; U – ultrasound; L – laser; M – magnetotherapy. For example, the channel tab of ultrasound generator includes the list of therapy protocols for ultrasound treatment. If the tab depicts a HVT or combined therapy symbols (see Chapter Welcome Screen and Selection of Channels, Tabs and Accessories), the list includes protocols for HVT or combined therapies. To find a therapy protocol fast, press the button with the starting letter of the protocol required. The selected letter depends on how many times the button is pressed. For example, after pressing the MNOP button once, there are listed protocols starting with the first letter, M. Pressing MNOP twice = N, three times = O and four times = P. The currently selected letter is displayed in the box to the left of the buttons. To select the found required diagnosis press the enter button (15). If the protocol has more therapies they are listed after selecting the protocol.

See chapter: 2.5.6 Therapy Parameters Screen – Ergonomic, Standard

and Expert Mode

select

select

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Information on therapy, encyclopaedia

Prevailing physiological effects of therapy: A-analgesic, E-antiedematous, T-trophic, R-myorelaxation, S-myostimulation


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Your own protocols can be easily recognized by the ‘card’ icon in front of the name of the protocol.

2 . 5 . 4 S e t t i n g T h e r a p y P a r a m e t e r s v i a t h e ' p r o g ' B u t t o n

Press the prog (9) button to set the required program number. The program numbers generally correspond to the program numbers used in the traditional BTL physiotherapy line. A letter in front of each number corresponds to the type of therapy selected: E – electrotherapy; U – ultrasound; L – laser; M – magnetotherapy. Combined therapies E+U are listed among E programs and can be found on the electrotherapy tab with the symbol of ultrasound head (see Chapter Welcome Screen and Selection of Channels, Tabs and Accessories). They are on the positions E-35xx - E-39xx. Your own therapy protocols (except sequences) can be saved under the following numbers: E-80xx - E-89xx for electrotherapy, U-80xx - U-89xx for ultrasound therapies, L-80xx - L-89xx for laser therapies and M-80xx - M-89xx for magnetotherapy. Your own sequences are saved under the following numbers: E-95xx - E-99xx for electrotherapy, U-95xx - U-99xx for ultrasound therapies, L-95xx - L-99xx for laser therapies and M-95xx - M-99xx for magnetotherapy. Programs recommended for diagnoses can be found in the User’s Guide. For fast program number selection, use numerical keyboard. See chapter 2.4.2 Numerical Keyboard for details.

See Therapy Parameters Screen – Ergonomic, Standard and Expert

Mode

Switching between the two parts of the program number

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START TERAPY

2 . 5 . 5 S e t t i n g T h e r a p y P a r a m e t e r s M a n u a l l y v i a t h e ‘ m a n ' B u t t o n

Press the man (11) button to select manual setting for therapy. You may store manual settings for use at a later time. Press individual 3D buttons to open menus and setting screens. The majority of screens are accompanied by illustrating pictures and symbols. See the example below:

time / stop

enter

enter

enter

select

select

enter

select


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2 . 5 . 6 T h e r a p y P a r a m e t e r s S c r e e n – E r g o n o m i c , S t a n d a r d a n d E x p e r t M o d e

This screen opens after pressing the diag (8) or prog (9) button (see 2.5.1 Therapy Flow Chart) before the start of therapy. The screen shows either the most important therapy parameters (you have selected the ergonomic mode) or all information about therapy (you have selected expert or standard mode). In addition, in expert mode you can modify all parameters. The differences between modes are best seen here:

ergonomic mode standard mode expert mode Set the operation mode via the menu (12) button - refer to Chapter 3.2.8 Operation Mode for details. For a fast switch to expert mode from any other operation mode, press man (11) button.

2 . 5 . 6 . 1 S e t t i n g T h e r a p y T i m e

Press the time screen button on the therapy parameters screen to set the required time. For fast settings, use the time / stop (17) knob.

2 . 5 . 6 . 2 S e t t i n g I n t e n s i t y

Ultrasound, laser and magnet therapies: intensity (output) can be set only on the therapy parameters screen and only when the therapy is not running. To set the intensity, press the intensity screen button or turn the intensity (18) knob. Electrotherapy: Intensity is set during therapy and can only be adjusted by turning the intensity (18) knob. For faster intensity setting, keep the intensity (18) knob pressed down while turning it.

time/stop

select

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START / STOP

2 . 6 C O U R S E O F T H E R A P Y

2 . 6 . 1 S t a r t , I n t e r r u p t i o n a n d E n d o f T h e r a p y

To start therapy on the selected channel, press the time / stop (17) knob. The therapy can start only if the therapy parameters screen is displayed.

Interrupted therapy can be resumed by pressing the time / stop (17) knob or stopped by pressing the esc (16) button. During therapy interruption, you can adjust the time (except for laser therapies and all types of sequences) by the time / stop (17) button. During electrotherapy, you can adjust the intensity during therapy by turning the intensity (18) knob to the right (to increase intensity) or to the left (to decrease intensity). For faster intensity setting, keep the intensity (18) knob pressed down while turning it left or right. intensity Direction of increase of intensity Laser therapy can also be started / interrupted by the start / stop button on the laser probe.

time / stop time / stop

time / stop

esc

time/stopintensity

Stopping therapy after pause

Running therapy screen

Therapy parameters screen

Interrupted therapy screen

Setting of intensity (only electrotherapy)

Interruption of therapy (pause)

Starting therapy Resuming of

interrupted therapy

Time adjustment during pause


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2 . 6 . 2 R u n n i n g T h e r a p y S c r e e n

2 . 6 . 3 E l e c t r o t h e r a p y – S e t t i n g s d u r i n g T h e r a p y

2 . 6 . 3 . 1 S e t t i n g t h e I n t e n s i t y i n 4 - e l e c t r o d e T h e r a p i e s

2 . 6 . 3 . 1 . 1 E l e c t r o t h e r a p y G e n e r a t o r Making a therapy with four electrodes, your can set different intensities between each pair of electrodes. In case of 4-pole interference the output intensity is set by the intensity (18) button on both channels at the same time (the screen button 1+2 is pressed) or on each channel separately (the screen button 1 or 2 is pressed).

If the intensity on one of the channels is set to zero, the therapy is terminated.

2 . 6 . 3 . 1 . 2 4 - p o l e E l e c t r o t h e r a p y G e n e r a t o r Devices equipped with 4-pole electrotherapy generator enable starting of 4-pole interference and special interference just with using of single channel. This way the next channel stays active for starting another therapy. Between individual pairs of electrodes is possible to set different intensity values. Setting of output intensity is the same as in precedent. Note: Devices with 4-pole electrotherapy generator cannot be connected with HVT module and they do not allow starting the therapy with microcurrents.

intensityintensity

Therapy description

Indication if monitoring of contact between therapy applicator and patient is switched on /off

Intensity

Indication of sound control (on/off)

Time till end of therapy

Symbolic description of generation

Icon and info on connected accessory

Info in the head's contact with patient (ultrasound)


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2 . 6 . 3 . 2 M a n u a l C o n t r o l o f V e c t o r i n D i p o l e I n t e r f e r e n c e

Dipole angle is set manually by the select (14) button during therapy. Dipole position is schematically displayed on the screen below time value.

When rotating dipole, the unit automatically switches to diagnostic mode (Spectrum value = 0Hz). After 1 or 2 seconds the unit returns to therapeutic mode (Spectrum value = preset value).

2 . 6 . 4 A c c e s s o r i e s / a p p l i c a t o r s – V i s u a l S i g n a l l i n g

Accessories BTL-236 (for electrotherapy), BTL-237 (ultrasound heads) and BTL-239 (magnetic applicators) feature blue pilot lights that signal their operating conditions.

BTL-236-1: patient cable with two electrodes. Blue pilot light signals: • Slow blinking – accessories prepared for therapy, therapy settings screen displayed • Continuous light – therapy in process, possible dangerous voltage on electrodes

BTL-236-2: patient cable with four electrodes. Blue pilot light signals: • Slow blinking – accessories prepared for therapy, therapy settings screen displayed; pilot light blinks

on a pair of selected electrodes • Blinking in rhythm of generated currents or continuous light – therapy in process, possible

dangerous voltage on electrodes with pilot light blinking

BTL-237: ultrasound head of 1 cm2 or 4 cm2 Blue pilot ring signals: • Slow blinking – accessories prepared for therapy, therapy settings screen displayed • Continuous light – therapy in process • Rapid blinking – wrong contact of head with patient's tissue, therapy paused; contact must be re-

established to continue therapy

BTL-448: laser probes: red and infrared – green pilot light and focusing beam: • Blinking in rhythm of generated laser or continuous light– laser irradiation (also indicated by

acoustic signal)

BTL-445: laser clusters: red, infrared and combined – focusing beam: • Blinking in rhythm of generated laser or continuous light – laser irradiation (also indicated by

acoustic signal)

BTL vac: vacuum unit for electrotherapy – see separate manual For detailed information, please refer to the leaflet enclosed with each accessory supplied.

BTL-239-1: disc magnetic applicator – blue pilot light signals: • Slow blinking – accessories prepared for therapy, therapy settings screen displayed. • Continuous light or blink in therapy rhythm – therapy in process. BTL-239-2: solenoid ø30 cm magnetic applicator – blue pilot light signals: • Slow blinking – accessories prepared for therapy, therapy settings screen displayed. • Continuous light or blink in therapy rhythm – therapy in process.

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BTL-239-3: solenoid ø60 cm magnetic applicator – blue pilot light signals: • Slow blinking – accessories prepared for therapy, therapy settings screen displayed. • Continuous light or blink in therapy rhythm – therapy in process. BTL-239-4: double disc magnetic applicator – blue pilot light signals: • Slow blinking – accessories prepared for therapy, therapy settings screen displayed. • Continuous light or blink in therapy rhythm – therapy in process. BTL-239-5: multi disc magnetic applicator – blue pilot light signals: • Slow blinking – accessories prepared for therapy, therapy settings screen displayed. • Continuous light or blink in therapy rhythm – therapy in process. BTL-239-6: linear magnetic applicator – blue pilot light signals: • Slow blinking – accessories prepared for therapy, therapy settings screen displayed. • Continuous light or blink in therapy rhythm – therapy in process.

BTL-239-8: solenoid ø70 cm magnetic applicator with couch – blue pilot light signals: • Slow blinking - accessories prepared for therapy, therapy settings screen displayed. • Continuous light or blink in therapy rhythm – therapy in process.


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2 . 6 . 5 I n d i c a t i o n o f O p e r a t i o n – E n e r g y o n O u t p u t

2 . 6 . 5 . 1 E l e c t r o t h e r a p y

Presence of electrotherapy voltage on output is indicated: • on the screen – by value of intensity of output current • on the screen – by showing the remaining time till the end of

therapy • on the screen – by icon of running electrotherapy current • on the channel tab – by value of intensity and time • on the electrotherapy accessory BTL-236 – by blue pilot light

Disconnection of electric circuit (such as in case of wrong contact between electrode and patient) is indicated by blinking information about intensity and time on the corresponding channel tab, or by audio signalling. This function can be switched on and off in the menu of the unit. Its current state is marked by a figure symbol (crossed-out if disabled). Audio signalling can be switched on and off -- marked by a bell symbol on the screen (crossed-out if disabled).

2 . 6 . 5 . 2 U l t r a s o u n d T h e r a p y

Generation of ultrasound energy by ultrasound head BTL-237 is indicated: • on the screen – by value of intensity • on the screen – by bar-graph showing contact of head with tissue • on the screen – by time value showing the remaining time till the

end of therapy • on the screen – by icon of ultrasound head and icon of signal type • on the channel tab – by value of intensity and time

• On the ultrasound accessory BTL-237 – by blue light ring Insufficient contact between the ultrasound head and the tissue is indicated by rapid blinking of the blue light ring on the head and blinking of the information on intensity and time on the channel tab of the corresponding ultrasound generator. This function is indicated by a figure symbol on the screen. Acoustic indication is signalled by a symbol of bell. (If the function is disabled, the bell is crossed-out.)

2 . 6 . 5 . 3 L a s e r T h e r a p y

Laser irradiation by BTL-448 laser probe is indicated: • on the screen – by intensity value • by acoustic signal (cannot be disabled according international standard IEC 60601-2-22) • on the screen – by time value showing the remaining time till the end of therapy • by green pilot light on laser probe • by green or red beam • on the screen - by icon of laser probe and signal • on the channel tab – by value of intensity and time

Laser irradiation by BTL-445 laser cluster is indicated: • on the screen – by intensity value • by acoustic signal (cannot be disabled according international standard IEC 60601-2-22) • on the screen – by time value showing the remaining time till the end of therapy • by blue focusing beam • on the screen - by icon of laser cluster and signal • on the channel tab – by value of intensity and time

2 . 6 . 5 . 4 M a g n e t o t h e r a p y

Presence of magnetotherapy field on output is indicated: • on the screen – by value of intensity of output mag. field • on the screen – by counting down the remaining time till the end of therapy • on the screen – by icon of running magnetic field • on the channel tab – by value of intensity and remaining time • on the magnetic applicator BTL-239 – by blue pilot light


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2 . 7 T H E R A P Y P A R A M E T E R S

Therapy parameters are variable. Only the parameters are displayed that characterize the therapy and that can be set in manual mode – by pressing the man button. For detailed description of parameters for individual therapies refer to the User’s Guide.

2 . 8 E N C Y C L O P A E D I A

The encyclopaedia provides information about individual therapies, examples of electrode placement and application areas for ultrasound and laser. Each unit is supplied with a hard copy of encyclopaedia. Its electronic format is included in the unit, and is available from most screens and menus. Note: Treatment protocols and related information is only a guide and is not intended as a replacement for good clinical judgment and experience! Press this icon to open encyclopaedia: Opening the encyclopaedia after selection of a treatment protocol will give you information about the selected protocol. Otherwise, you will enter the encyclopaedia contents – move between the diagnoses using the select (14) button. Select a diagnosis and press the enter (15) button to get required information:

select

Loading parameters of selected diagnosis to the parameters screen

- unit is ready to start therapy

Information about diagnosis

Moving between diagnoses

Moving between information if not on one

screen


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2 . 9 T H E R A P Y S A V I N G

Pressing the save button allows you to make several choices. Simply complete the form by entering the required data filed as shown on the screens below.

2 . 9 . 1 S a v e T h e r a p y

You can save your therapy after setting therapy parameters from the therapy parameters screen –see Chapter Therapy Parameters Screen – Ergonomic, Standard and Expert Mode. The following information is saved with each therapy:

Electrotherapy: • All parameters of currents (pulse length, pause length, modulation, etc.) • Therapy time • Polarity • Output mode (current / voltage)*

Ultrasound therapy: • All therapy parameters (for example, ultrasound frequency, duty factor - DF, pulse frequency, etc.) • Therapy time • Intensity

Combined therapies electro + ultrasound: • All electrotherapy parameters (pulse length, pause length, modulation, etc.) • All ultrasound therapy parameters (ultrasound frequency, duty factor - DF, pulse frequency, etc.) • Therapy time • Polarity of electrotherapy output • Electrotherapy output mode (current / voltage) • Intensity of ultrasound*

Laser therapy: • All therapy parameters (frequency, course of signal, etc.) • Irradiated area • Dosage

Magnetotherapy: • All magnetotherapy parameters (pulse, pause, modulation, random frequency) • Pulse shapes • Therapy time • Intensity of magnetic field

* output intensity can be entered into a comment (e.g. at threshold motor level)

When saving therapy, enter:

• Name of diagnosis (therapy) – to be displayed in the list of diagnoses - the diag (8) button • Name of program – to be displayed in the list of programs - the prog (9) button • Description, additional information – to be displayed in both lists

The unit suggests the lowest available number (from the range of 8000-8999) and adds the letter of the corresponding generator (E for electrotherapy and combined therapies, U for ultrasound therapies, L for laser therapies and M for magnetotherapy).


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2 . 9 . 2 S a v e T h e r a p y a n d A d d I t t o t h e P a t i e n t D a t a

The therapy is saved as described above and assigned to the patient in their list of therapies.

Enter program number

Enter name of diagnosis

Set therapy parameters Save therapy

After saving, the therapy will be displayed in the following lists (see next page)

All information is entered, but need to be

saved

select

enter

enter

Select patient


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A saved therapy will be visible in the:

and in the list of therapies of the selected patient

List of diagnoses List of programs


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2 . 1 0 I N T E R C O N N E C T I O N O F U N I T S

2 . 1 0 . 1 I n t e r c o n n e c t i o n o f B T L - 5 0 0 0 P u l s ( C o m b i ) a n d V a c u u m U n i t B T L v a c

Combine any BTL-5000 Puls or Combi unit with the vacuum unit BTL vac to apply electrotherapy currents by means of suction cup electrodes. Adjustable vacuum pressure ensures simple and convenient attachment of patient electrodes, especially on the parts of body hard to reach with classic electrodes. Moreover, the pulse mode provides mechanical massage of the tissue, improves body metabolism and increases blood supply. The electrotherapy unit has its outputs connected with the vacuum unit. Both vacuum and flat electrodes are attached to the vacuum unit. Each channel on the vacuum unit has a switch. When the switch is on, current is brought to the vacuum electrodes. When the switch is off, current is brought to the standard electrodes.

(the pictures serve only as an illustration, for actual interconnection follow the table Tab. 2.1 Configuration of output connectors) For interconnection, use the interface cables leading from BTL-5000 Puls outputs E1 and E2 and connected to BTL vac inputs IN1 and IN2. See the BTL vac manual for details.

2 . 1 0 . 2 I n t e r c o n n e c t i o n o f B T L - 5 0 0 0 P u l s a n d B T L - 5 0 0 0 S o n o

If combined therapy is used, connect the ultrasound and electrical stimulation units together.

Electrotherapy unit BTL-56xx Puls Ultrasound unit BTL-5710 Sono

Connector Connected accessories Connector Connected accessories

E1 Interface cable for ultrasound U1A 1 cm2 ultrasound head

E2* electrodes E2* U1B 4 cm2 ultrasound head

E3* electrodes E3* E input Interface cable for electrotherapy

* if they are available E output electrodes E1

BTL-5000 Puls (Combi)

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Setting polarity between ultrasound head and electrode After interconnection with the electrotherapy device, the ultrasound head becomes the anode (+). The other pole is cathode (-) which is the electrode with black banana plug. If the ultrasound head is required to be the cathode (-) during combined therapy, select ‘negative polarity’ in the therapy parameters screen of the electrotherapy unit. To apply electrotherapy only with interconnected units, cancel the choice ‘interconnection with electrotherapy’ on the BTL-5000 Sono screen. The electrotherapy electrodes are automatically connected to the electrotherapy output.

2 . 1 0 . 3 I n t e r c o n n e c t i o n o f B T L - 5 0 0 0 P u l s , B T L - 5 0 0 0 S o n o a n d B T L v a c

To connect the three units, follow this diagram:

(the pictures serve only as an illustration, for actual interconnection follow the table below and the table Tab. 2.1 Configuration of output connectors)

Electrotherapy BTL-56xx Puls Ultrasound BTL-5710 Sono

Connector Connected accessories Connector Connected accessories

E1 Interface cable for BTL-5000 Sono U1A 1 cm2 ultrasound head

E2* Interface cable for BTL vac (IN2) U1B 4 cm2 ultrasound head

E3* electrodes E input Interface cable for electrotherapy

* if available E output Interface cable for BTL vac (IN1)

BTL-5000 Puls

BTL-5000Sono

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2 . 1 0 . 4 S e t u p a n d O p e r a t i o n o f C o m b i n e d T h e r a p y i n S i n g l e D e v i c e s

After checking for correct interconnection of the electrotherapy and ultrasound units, select a diagnosis or program that utilizes combined therapy. Select these separately on the electrotherapy and on the ultrasound units. Set the electrotherapy unit to CV mode. Then attach the respective electrode to the patient to close the electric circuit ultrasound head-patient-electrode (see the above diagrams). It is now possible to run the ultrasound by the time / stop button. Position the ultrasound head in contact with tissue and notice that the timer commences counting down. Slowly increase intensity on the electrotherapy by turning the intensity button to the right in the "+" direction. Combined therapy is now running. If the contact between the ultrasound head and the treated tissue during the therapy was not continuous, the times shown on both devices can differ, because timer countdown on the ultrasound device does not run when contact is interrupted.

2 . 1 0 . 5 S t o p p i n g C o m b i n e d T h e r a p y i n S i n g l e D e v i c e s

Delivery of combined therapy ends after expiration of the set time on both units' timer devices. To stop or interrupt therapy before the set time expires, it is necessary first to interrupt the therapy on both units by pressing the time / stop buttons.


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3 M E N U B U T T O N Press the menu (12) button and scroll through the following options:

• accessories • encyclopaedia – see Chapter 2.8 Encyclopaedia • special settings

3 . 1 A C C E S S O R I E S

Select: • installation of accessories and • information about connected accessories • information about the number of patients and connection of connectors on the rear panel of the device

3 . 1 . 1 I n s t a l l a t i o n o f A c c e s s o r i e s

Each connected accessory has the memory that includes identification data of this accessory. According to these data, the unit recognizes which accessory is connected, if it is compatible or not, if the unit can work with the connected accessory or not. The memory also contains serial number of the accessory. This memory contains a lot of information and their reading lasts from 30 seconds to 2 minutes. The installation of accessories serves for faster work of the unit. After the installation, only the serial number of the accessory is read from the accessory memory and the other information is read from the unit’s memory. During the installation process, follow the instructions on the screen. In particular:

• switch off all therapies • do not have connected other accessories than the one that is being installed. Make sure the installed

accessory is connected directly, not via interface cable and vacuum or BTL-5000 Sono devices.

This will help decrease electromagnetic interference that could cause improper reading of memory data.

3 . 1 . 2 I n f o r m a t i o n a b o u t A c c e s s o r i e s

Allows identification of connected accessories (name, serial number, for which generator - output / input - the accessory has been designed).

3 . 1 . 3 C o n n e c t o r s – I n f o r m a t i o n

This menu item will inform you about the way of connection of the connectors on the rear panel of the device and to how many patients you can connect the device safely.


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3 . 2 U N I T S E T T I N G S

Provides a list of settings of parameters and user preferences: • Password setting • Audio tones setting • LCD screen saver and auto power off • Setting of contrast of LCD screen • Date and time setting • Language setting • Operation mode • Touch panel calibration • User options • Way of operation • Information about the unit • Service functions

3 . 2 . 1 P a s s w o r d S e t t i n g

Changes password required to operate the unit after power-up. The units as standard come with this function disabled. If the unit includes a laser generator - BTL-5000 Laser, BTL-58xx L, BTL-58xx xL, you cannot disable the password code (in compliance with the applicable standards). In this case a four-digit code is factory-set to 0000.

3 . 2 . 2 A u d i o T o n e s S e t t i n g

Sets audio signalling of buttons and provides warnings of various operational conditions (start of therapy, stop or pause of therapy). All audio tones can be switched off or modified as required. Units with laser generator - BTL-5000 Laser, BTL-58xx L, BTL-58xx xL - cannot have the audio tone of the running therapy switched off (in compliance with the applicable standards). Volume can be set in the User options menu (see Chapter 3.2.10 User Options).

3 . 2 . 3 S e t t i n g o f C o l o u r s ( f o r c o l o u r v a r i a n t o n l y )

The user can set colours of all elements displayed on the screen: select one of the available preset colour schemes or, if not satisfied with any of them, create and save custom colour schemes. In the custom colour scheme the user successively selects individual elements.

3 . 2 . 4 L C D S c r e e n S a v e r a n d A u t o P o w e r O f f

Selects the design of screen saver and sets the time for activation of the screen saver. Sets auto power off feature for switch-off of the LCD screen and for switch-off of the equipment.

3 . 2 . 5 S e t t i n g o f C o n t r a s t o f L C D S c r e e n

Sets the optimum clarity of the screen. Use the select (14) knob. The contrast of the screen depends on various factors, such as temperature. For fast and direct screen contrast setting, use the select (14) knob while simultaneously holding the enter (15) and esc (16) buttons.

3 . 2 . 6 D a t e a n d T i m e S e t t i n g

Sets the date and time.

3 . 2 . 7 L a n g u a g e S e t t i n g

Selects the language of the text displays presented on the screen. Factory pre-set is English.

3 . 2 . 8 O p e r a t i o n M o d e

Selects one of the three modes, see Chapter Therapy Parameters Screen – Ergonomic, Standard and Expert Mode. Factory-preset is ergonomic mode.

3 . 2 . 9 T o u c h P a n e l C a l i b r a t i o n

If the buttons on the touch screen do not react when pressed, the touch screen needs calibration. Calibration values are displayed on the screen and the soft touch stylus is used to make adjustments to the sensitivity of the buttons.


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Press ‘ESC’ to stop calibration. To verify touch screen adjustments, use the "TOUCH PANEL FUNCTION TEST".

3 . 2 . 1 0 U s e r O p t i o n s

Here, you can set: • direction of cursor movement when using the select (14) control • listing of therapies and some other menu options (in ascending or descending alphabetical order) • location of the tab bar (up / down) • speaker volume

3 . 2 . 1 1 W a y o f O p e r a t i o n

3 . 2 . 1 1 . 1 N e w O p e r a t i o n M o d e

Use this option for the first series BTL-5000 units manufactured in 2001 and early in the year 2002. These units have the knobs (17) and (18) marked as time (17) and start / stop (18). For these units, select the option new operation mode = no (after the new version of firmware is loaded). New units are factory pre-set to new operation mode (new operation mode = yes).

3 . 2 . 1 1 . 2 E n d o f T h e r a p y – S e t t i n g Z e r o I n t e n s i t y a n d T i m e V a l u e s

After the end of therapy, you can have displayed either zero values of intensity and time or the intensity and time values of the last performed therapy.

3 . 2 . 1 2 I n f o r m a t i o n a b o u t t h e U n i t

Displays info about the unit (serial number, firmware version, etc.). It also contains the information till when the device will work – so called "device validity". If the functioning of the device is temporary, this item contains the information until which date the device will be fully functional.

3 . 2 . 1 3 S e r v i c e F u n c t i o n s

3 . 2 . 1 3 . 1 R e p a i r o f F i l e s

Checks the file system in the unit and repairs possible errors -- deletes empty files, etc. Recommended for use in case of lack of memory, if the unit rejects to save data, or if you think that some data have been lost.

3 . 2 . 1 3 . 2 F i l e S y s t e m F o r m a t t i n g

Clears all data and programs created by the user. You may select this function if the “repair of files” function did not help.

3 . 2 . 1 3 . 3 D e l e t e I n s t a l l e d A c c e s s o r i e s

Deletes all installed accessories. Use only in case of improper installation – corrupted accessory image on the channel tab, connected accessories are not detected (the “?” symbol is displayed), etc.

3 . 2 . 1 3 . 4 D e f a u l t S e t t i n g w i t h o u t L o s i n g U s e r D a t a

All factory settings are restored. User data, such as patients, therapies, etc. are preserved.

3 . 2 . 1 3 . 5 R e s t a r t o f A l l G e n e r a t o r s

This function switches all generators in the device off and on, to get them into the initial status such as at starting of the device. Therapy possibly running on a generator (tab) is stopped. This function should be used only in cases when e.g. by electromagnetic interference a generator switches off and its activity cannot be restored without switching the whole device on and off. This function enables to initialize generators without the need of restarting the whole unit.

3 . 2 . 1 3 . 6 I n f o r m a t i o n o f F r e e S p a c e f o r U s e r D a t a

The bottom part of the screen displays the current free space in the memory that can be used for user data. User data are for example patients, saved user diagnoses, I/t curves, etc. The user can use the memory marked "E:"; the memory marked "S:" is intended for internal use.

3 . 2 . 1 4 S p e c i a l S e t t i n g s

Variable for each generator. See your User’s Guide for details.


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4 U S E R O P T I O N S V I A T H E “ U S E R ” B U T T O N Pressing the user (13) button opens a screen allowing access to special features of the unit, as well as to data saved by the user. The following items can be selected:

• patients • user sequences • user diagnoses / programs • recent therapies • detection of motor point* • rheobasis – chronaxie* • accommodation coefficient* • I/t curve*

* Available only with electrical stimulator equipped with electrodiagnostics (optional).

4 . 1 P A T I E N T S

Insert, edit, or delete a patient’s name. The patient can be assigned a particular therapy. If your stimulator is equipped with electrodiagnostics, you can assign to the patient a measured I/t curve, accommodation coefficient, and rheobasis and chronaxie values. Patient card

For details on electrodiagnostics, refer to the User Guide for Electrotherapy.

select

enter

Start of therapy


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4 . 2 U S E R S E Q U E N C E S

This article 4.2 User sequences is valid for electrotherapy, ultrasound therapy and laser therapy generator. User sequences serves to work with the list of self-designed sequences of therapy programs. The selected sequence can be run, edited, and deleted from this menu.

4 . 2 . 1 C r e a t i n g N e w S e q u e n c e

Limitation of choice of currents in one sequence when there is no pause set between the sections: If the option pause between sections is set, the unit stops generation after each current and the intensity of the next current has to be set manually. In this case, there is no limitation and the user can select and combine any current in one sequence. We suggest to set this option for electrotherapy sequences. If the pause between sections is not set, the unit generates the same intensity for all currents. Be careful when setting sequences. Each current is felt differently by the patient. Whereas in case of TENS the patient tolerates intensity of about 100 mA, the maximum tolerated intensity in case of DD currents is 10 times lower. Combine in one sequence only currents that are perceived by the patient in a similar way – such as currents with the same pulse length and with maximum difference in frequency 1:10. Monophasic, symmetric and alternating currents should not be mutually combined. The following combinations are recommended if the pause between sections is not set:

• diadynamic currents • monophasic pulses of the same length with DC component (differing in frequency or modulation) • symmetric pulses of the same length with zero DC component (differing in frequency or modulation) • alternating pulses of the same length with zero DC component (differing in frequency or modulation) • mid-frequency bipolar currents (differing in frequency or modulation) • interferences • TENS (differing in frequency or modulation) • ultrasound therapies • laser therapies


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Open the therapy parameters screen. In the manual mode select therapy / sequence (or ultrasound sequence or laser sequence). Creation of a new sequence is displayed in the following diagram:

select

Repeat the process to insert another program (section) in the sequence

Pressing enter will confirm the sequence and exit to the therapy parameters screen. Here you can press the print/save button to

select the way of saving and parameters and to save the sequence (see 4.2.2 Saving New Sequence).


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4 . 2 . 1 . 1 P a r a m e t e r s o f S e c t i o n s i n S e q u e n c e

A sequence consists of a few currents / programs that are called sections. Parameters of sections must be set when creating a sequence. Each program includes basic current parameters such as frequency, pulse length, modulation etc.. For more information, please refer to Chapter 2.9.1 Save Therapy. Set all data in the manual setting screen and save them as a user-designed program (diagnosis). Insert the program in the sequence. Set the length of time of the section when inserting the program in the sequence (except laser, where the time of section depends on the currently connected laser probe). Obviously, the factory-preset programs can also be inserted in the sequences. In the section only the polarity can be set (for electrotherapy sequence). The other parameters must be specified and saved in the inserted program. Example: you want to create a sequence of diadynamic DF current (without base, positive polarity, CC mode, time of stimulation: 1 minute) and CP-ISO current (base 10%, reversal of polarity in the middle of the set time, CC mode, 10 minutes). Press man to select the manual mode, set diadynamic currents, DF type, without base, positive polarity, CC mode. Save this setting as (for example) program E-8001. Then set the parameters of the CP-ISO current: base 10%, positive, reversal, CC mode, and save it as (for example) program E-8002. Select therapy and press new sequence then press new, set the program number 8001, set the time of section 1:00, positive polarity, and press enter. Then add the second section in the same way – new, program number 8002, time of section 10:00, positive polarity with reversal, and press enter. Then press enter again to return to the manual settings screen, press print/save and save the sequence (for example as number 9501). The cv/cc mode is set globally for the whole sequence before starting it.

4 . 2 . 2 S a v i n g N e w S e q u e n c e

Sequence created according to 4.2.1 Creating New Sequence can be saved as follows: . User-made sequences are saved under numbers 9500 - 9999. They can be found in the list of programs, in the list of diagnoses or in the list of sequences.


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4 . 3 U S E R D I A G N O S E S / P R O G R A M S

Use this feature to run user designed therapies and edit and delete their parameters, names and therapy comments. It is very similar to the creation of a new diagnosis / program – see Therapy Saving 2.9. On each channel tab, you can see only those therapies that were created on this tab. An icon before the name of the therapy will tell you which type of generator the therapy has been designed for.

4 . 4 L I S T O F R E C E N T T H E R A P I E S

Allows the user to select a recent therapy on the selected tab, run it again after pressing the load button or view its parameters.


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5 A C C E S S O R I E S The equipment is not designed for use in connection with other medical devices except those stated in this manual. Following is a list of accessories that can be supplied with the units, both standard and optional. For detailed information on individual accessories see the enclosed leaflet and/or the user's manual.

5 . 1 A C C E S S O R I E S C O M M O N F O R A L L U N I T S

mains cable spare fuse touch-pen user’s manual markers for output cables cart

5 . 2 A C C E S S O R I E S F O R E L E C T R O T H E R A P Y

user’s guide for electrotherapy patient cable BTL-236-1 patient cable BTL-236-2 flat rubber electrodes 7 x 5 cm2

flat rubber electrodes 8 x 6 cm2

flat rubber electrodes 12 x 8 cm2

sponge covers 7 x 5 cm2 sponge covers 8 x 6cm2 sponge covers 12 x 8cm2 set of fixation belts point electrode P5600.013

ball point attachment – diameter 2mm P5600.014 ball point attachment – diameter 6mm P5600.015 HVT attachment – P5600.017

self-adhesive electrodes vaginal electrode P5600.010 rectal electrode P5600.011 interface cable between BTL-5000 and BTL vac, type PVAC.056

5 . 3 A C C E S S O R I E S F O R U L T R A S O U N D T H E R A P Y

user's guide for ultrasound therapy holder for ultrasound head 1cm2 ultrasound head BTL-237-1-13 for 1 and 3MHz, ERA 0.7 cm2

4cm2 ultrasound head BTL-237-4-13 for 1 and 3MHz, ERA 3.24 cm2 ultrasound gel 235ml, 5l, 10l interface cable between BTL-56xx Puls and BTL-57xx Sono, type PVAC.056

5 . 4 A C C E S S O R I E S F O R L A S E R T H E R A P Y

user's guide for laser therapy laser probes - red BTL-448 laser probes – infrared BTL-448 laser clusters - red BTL-445 laser clusters - infrared BTL-445 laser clusters - combined (red and infrared) BTL-445 optical attachments for laser probes attachment for laser probe warning labels safety goggles OPTE BS 2, L3, 630 – 1350nm


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5 . 5 A C C E S S O R I E S F O R M A G N E T O T H E R A P Y

user’s guide for magnetotherapy disc applicator - BTL-239-1 solenoid small applicator - BTL-239-2 solenoid big applicator - BTL-239-3 double disc applicator - BTL-239-4 multi disc applicator - BTL-239-5 linear applicator - BTL-239-6 solenoid applicator ø70cm with couch- BTL-239-8 interface cable for connection of old type of applicators from BTL-09 fixation belts


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6 M A I N T E N A N C E A N D S A F E T Y I N S T R U C T I O N S The service inspection including measuring of all parameters of the device and possible recalibration must be performed in intervals shorter than 30 months. The inspection and recalibration is performed by the authorized BTL service department on the basis of the user's order. If the inspection is not done in the stated term the manufacturer does not guarantee the technical parameters and safe operation of the product. Safe operation of any item of medical equipment requires close attention to detail. Please check the following on a regular basis: Power cord and plug: Check for frays and kinks. Ensure that the insulation is not damaged in any way. Ultrasound head surface: Gel should always be thoroughly cleaned from the surface of the head. Always maintain this surface in as clean a condition as possible. Do not use any abrasive products for cleaning this surface as they could damage this delicate accessory. Wires, cables and electrodes: Check for frays, cuts or tears in the insulation. Always route electrical cords and cables away from user or patient foot traffic areas where they could increase the chance of a tripping-related accident. Check the unit before each use to determine that all controls function normally. Calibration of heads and probes / clusters must be done by authorized personnel. Cleaning To keep the device clean, do not store or use it in dusty environment and do not spill any liquid on the surface. To clean, turn the equipment off and unplug the power supply. Clean the unit with a damp cloth. Do not use abrasive materials. Do not use agents containing alcohol, ammonia, benzine, thinners. Clean the accessories that come into contact with the patient after each treatment. Use appropriate agents. No part of the equipment needs to be aseptic or sterilized. Laser probes/clusters: Keep the lens clean. After each application wipe the head of the probe by a cotton cloth (divergent probes). Unscrew the head, wipe the lens and blow compressed air through the head (convergent probes). In laser clusters wipe the laser aperture with a cotton cloth so as to keep the protective glass clean. Laser optical attachments: Can be sterilized for 20 minutes at the temperature of 180°C. Fuse replacement The fuse is located in the round black box (24) on the rear panel. Make sure the mains switch (21) is in the "0“ position. Unplug the power cord from the mains and from the equipment. Turn the segment of the fuse case to the left by a fitting screwdriver or coin in the slot. Remove the fuse. Insert a new fuse of the same rating and turn the box to the right. Switching mains voltage Before first connection of the equipment to the mains it is necessary to check if the mains voltage switch (27) is in the position corresponding to the correct voltage configuration, either in the "230V" or "115V" position. To change the voltage, make sure that the mains switch (21) is in the "0“ position. Unplug the mains cable from the mains as well as from the equipment. Turn the segment of the switch by a fitting screwdriver or coin in the slot in the desired direction. Transport and Storage We recommend keeping the original packaging of this equipment to ensure its maximum protection during transportation. Unplug the mains cable and the accessories cables. The equipment must be stored or transported as defined in Section 7 Technical parameters.


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6 . 1 S A F E T Y

ATTENTION!

The consumed current or voltage of the connectors marked by this label can exceed the safety values. ATTENTION! This system has no user-serviceable parts or assemblies. Do not remove the instrument covers under any circumstances. Call your distributor for advice about any malfunction. The device is equipped with a protection system that prevents connection of other accessories than supplied from the manufacturer.

General safety precautions:

• Read this manual thoroughly before operating the equipment. • The device should only be used under the continued supervision of a physician or licensed practitioner. • All staff should be instructed by the manufacturer or the distributor in the operation, maintenance and checking of

the equipment and of all safety features and protocols. • Make sure the electrical network in your facility is in compliance with valid standards. • Check if the voltage switch located at the bottom of the equipment is switched to the correct voltage for your

facility. • Do not use this equipment in the presence of explosive gases and flammable anaesthetics. • Using this equipment in close proximity to other equipment may cause electromagnetic interference. • Avoid the use of liquids in the immediate vicinity of this equipment since any liquid spilled onto the case may

cause serious damage to internal components. • Inspect the equipment thoroughly before each use (loose cables, broken insulation of cables, display functions,

buttons, etc.). • If the equipment shows any deviations from a normal operating situations, discontinue use and report the fault to

authorized service personnel. • Do not dismantle the equipment under any circumstances. Removal of protective covers implies the danger of

electrical injury. Replacement of the lithium accumulator may only be done by authorized service personnel. • Make sure that all materials and parts that come to direct contact with patient's skin comply with your national

health standards. • The connectors for accessories as well as the other connectors must not be used for connection of anything else

than they are designed for, otherwise there is a danger of electric shock injury and serious damage to the equipment!

• The equipment does not use or produce any toxic substances during its operation, storage or transport. • Exercise care when bringing the equipment from a cold environment to warm room. Do not plug it in the mains for

at least 1 hour. Never expose this equipment to very warm or very cold climatic conditions. • Check all pre-set parameters before commencing therapy. • Never apply therapy on damaged skin! • To terminate the therapy, press the start / stop button (18), not the mains switch. The time interval between

switching the mains switch off and on must be at least 3 seconds. • Discard the equipment only after the lithium accumulator was removed. The equipment does not contain any toxic

materials that would harm the environment. • Use the equipment and the accessories only in accordance with the manual. • Use recommended protective devices when operating the equipment. • Keep the equipment out of the reach of children. • Always have the unit repaired by authorized service personnel. • Always follow your local and national electrical, safety and healthy standards when using this equipment. Call your

distributor for advice. • The device does not have any user-servicing parts. Do not remove any covers. Always have the unit repaired by

BTL Service Department.


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Safety precautions for electrotherapy: • When applying DC currents (the polarity button is active) pay extra attention to the set intensity and time of

application. Improper values can cause skin burning. • The maximum safety effective value of current density on the electrodes is 2 mA/cm2 (according to IEC 601-2-10)

and can be extended only when electrodes smaller than 70 cm2 are used. In this case pay extra attention to application of currents! Improper values can cause skin burning.

• Application of electrodes in the area of the thorax may increase the risk of cardiac fibrillation. • Simultaneous connection of the patient to a high-frequency surgical device may cause burning in the place of the

electrodes and possible damage to the electrotherapy device. • Simultaneous connection of the patient to an ECG monitor or ECG alarm system can lead to temporary improper

functioning of the systems. • Operation of the equipment close to (within 1m) a short-wave or micro-wave therapeutic device may cause

instability of the equipment's output.. • All supplied electrodes can be used for maximum intensities of currents and voltage as enabled by the equipment

Safety precautions for ultrasound:

• Always take great care when handling the ultrasound head since it contains delicate components that may be

damaged by dropping or impact with furniture or the hard surfaces. Do not bend the mains cable. • During therapy hold the sound head so that you do not touch its metallic parts. • For therapy use only the BTL ultrasound gel; the head is not tested for other gels or oils and use of them could

damage the head. If you still want to use other gels, we recommend them to be only water-based gels.

Safety precautions for laser:

• Mark the laser workplace by respective warning labels as required by law. Activate the door sensor function. • Equip the laser workplace by working rules in accordance with your national standards. • The therapy duration must not exceed 15 min. in case the laser probe/cluster of 200mW output and higher is

used, and provided the laser output is set to over 150mW. • The use of product out of accord with the recommended settings can cause dangerous exposition to radiation. • The equipment works with the 3B class laser beam. Prevent the laser beam from hitting eyes, thyroid and other

endocrine glands, head, etc. Both the therapist and the patient must wear protective glasses during therapy. Follow all instructions in this manual. Incorrect use of the equipment may cause dangerous radiation and damage to the eyes!

• Do not disconnect the probe/cluster from the equipment and do not switch the equipment off during radiation! • Protect laser probes/clusters from shocks! The probe/cluster is not water-proof. • Protect yourself and people around from direct hit by the laser beam.

Safety precautions for magnet:

• Never use damaged applicators. Electrical shock to personnel or patient may be caused. • Attending personnel should keep out from the patient applicator side when applicator is in use. Relevant channel

should be switched off during necessary manipulation. • Watches, electronic devices and magnetic recording carriers can be damaged when exposed closely to

applicators and cables. • Do not connect anything else into connectors – there is a danger of injury by electric shock and / or serious

damage to instrument. • Instrument must not be used in presence of pregnant women!


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6 . 2 U S E F U L A D D R E S S E S

The product is manufactured in accordance with the EU Medical Devices Directive by : BTL Industries Ltd. 161 Cleveland Way Stevenage Hertfordshire SG1 6BU United Kingdom E-mail: [email protected] http://www.btlnet.com For service, please contact service department at [email protected].

6 . 3 W A R R A N T Y

The Manufacturer of this product warrants the product to be free from defects in workmanship and material for a period of twelve months after the date of shipment from the factory. This warranty excludes any disposable items and accessories, including, but not limited to cables or leads, power cords and electrodes. The manufacturer agrees to correct such defects without charge, or at its option to replace the item with a comparable model. To register and be eligible for warranty service, you must send or fax the fully completed warranty registration form within 30 days of installation. All costs of shipment are the responsibility of the purchaser. Damage to any part such as by accident or misuse or improper installation or by use of any accessories or abrasive material not produced by the Manufacturer is not covered by this warranty. Because of varying climatic conditions, this warranty does not cover any changes in finish, including rusting, pitting, corrosion, tarnishing or peeling. Servicing performed by unauthorized persons render this warranty invalid. There is no other express warranty. The Manufacturer hereby disclaims any and all warranties, including but not limited to, those of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose to the extent permitted by law. The duration of any implied warranty which cannot be disclaimed is limited to the time period as specified in the express warranty. The Manufacturer shall not be liable for incidental, consequential, or special damages arising out of, or in connection with product use or performance except as may be otherwise accorded by law. This warranty may differ from the warranty terms and conditions provided by your supplier and by applicable laws in your country.


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6 . 4 C O N T R A I N D I C A T I O N S

The list of contraindications gives the cases when the manufacturer does not recommend to apply the selected therapy. If a specialised medical workplace decides to apply the therapy in spite of it, they bear all the responsibility for this action.

6 . 4 . 1 C o n t r a i n d i c a t i o n s – E l e c t r o t h e r a p y

• Active tuberculosis • Allergy to solutions used for dampening of electrode cover sponges • Applications in the areas of heart and eyes • Groundless stimulation - "placebo effect" • Cardiovascular diseases • Electronic implants (i.e. Cochlear implants, neural implants, pacemaker, defibrillator, chip implants...) • Metal implants • Malignancies in the current path • Skin defects and skin inflammations • Bleeding conditions • Menstruation • Tumorous diseases • Sensitivity disorders (relative KI) in the area of electrode placement • Psychopathological syndromes and organic psychosyndromes • Multiple sclerosis • Pregnancy • Inflammations of veins and lymphatic paths

6 . 4 . 2 C o n t r a i n d i c a t i o n s – U l t r a s o u n d

• Active tuberculosis • Allergies to used ultrasound gels • Applications on peripheral nerves (located on the bone, close to skin surface) • Applications on glands with inner secretion • Applications on areas around eyes, brain, spinal cord • Blood diseases • Children - epiphyses of growing bones • Gonads • Pregnancy • Pacemaker • Cardiovascular diseases • Cochlear implants • Metal implants • Skin defects and skin inflammations • Bleeding conditions • Menstruation • Tumorous diseases • Blood circulation deficiency • St. p. laminectomii

6 . 4 . 3 C o n t r a i n d i c a t i o n s – L a s e r t h e r a p y

• Applications in the area of eyes – possibility of direct eye irradiation and retina damage • Menstruation • Tumorous diseases • Irradiation of malignancies and potentially precancerous growths • Irradiation of patients with cochlear implants • Irradiation of glands with inner secretion • Patients with febrile conditions • Pulse modes (both red and infrared beam) are not used for patients with anamnesis of epilepsy • Pregnancy


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6 . 4 . 4 C o n t r a i n d i c a t i o n s – M a g n e t o t h e r a p y

• Bleeding conditions, hypothalamus and hypophysis disorders • Electronic implants (i.e. Cochlear implants, Neural implants, pacemaker, defibrillator, chip implants...) • Hyperthyroidism, hyperfunction of adrenals, myastenia gravis • Malignancies • Menstruation • Metal implants • Onychomycosis • Paroxysm neurologic diseases • Pregnancy • Psychoses • Serious mycosis, active tuberculosis, acute virosis • Special attention has to be paid to the patients with hypotonia or otherwise with hypertension • Tumorous diseases • Children – growth discs of bones (epiphysis)


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7 T E C H N I C A L P A R A M E T E R S Identification of the unit BTL-5000 Series – physiotherapy unit For unit configuration

see Chapter 8 Units Configurations Operating conditions

Ambient temperature + 10 °C to + 40 °C Relative humidity 30 % to 75 % Atmospheric pressure 700 hPa to 1060 hPa Position vertical – on legs Type of operation continuous

Transport and storage conditions

Ambient temperature - 10 °C - + 55 °C Relative humidity 25 % - 85 % Atmospheric pressure 650 hPa - 1100 hPa Position any Max. storage time max. 1 year Additional conditions transport only in the supplied packing

Power supply

Input max. 80 VA Voltage ~ 99 V - 126 V (115 V nominal), alternately ~ 198 V to 252 V (230 V nominal), alternately Frequency 50 Hz - 60 Hz Equipment protection class II (according to IEC 536) External exchangeable fuse T1.6A / 250V, tube fuse 5 x 20 mm, according to IEC 127-2 Mains switch according to IEC 601-1 on the rear side of the equipment, positions 0 and I Power switch on the front panel, labelled on off

Internal chemical sources

Type of batteries lithium CR2032 (replacement by BTL Service Department) Design

Weight – device only max. 5 kg Weight – including packing and accessories

max. 8 kg

Dimensions (l x h x w) 230 x 390 x 260 mm3, ( 9.1“ x 15.4“ x 10.2“ ) Dimensions – when packed (l x h x w) 480 x 500 x 400 mm3, (18.9“ x 19.7“ x 15.8“) Covering grade according to EN 60 529 IP 20

Display unit

Display LCD b/w 320x240 (¼ VGA), diag. 14.5 cm (5.7“) LCD colour 640x480 (VGA), diag. 21.3 cm (8.4“)

Classification Applied part type BF Class according to MDD 93/42/EEC IIb

Time of therapy For electro and laser therapies 0 to 100 minutes For ultrasound therapies 0 to 30 minutes For magnetotherapies 0 to 100 minutes Step of setting 1 second Accuracy of therapy time ± 2 % from the pre-set value

Accuracy of timer 5 second per day

7 . 1 B A S I C P A R A M E T E R S O F E L E C T R O T H E R A P Y G E N E R A T O R

Adjustable values Output current* max. 140 mA (maximum instantaneous value) Output current - HVT* max. 4 A (maximum instantaneous value) Output current - microcurrents max. 999 µA (maximum instantaneous value) Output voltage max. 130 V (maximum instantaneous value) Output voltage - HVT max. 390 V (maximum instantaneous value)

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± 10 % for 35 V and higher; otherwise ± 30 % (for HVT) Tolerance of time parameters of current standard ± 5 %; maximum ± 15 % standard ± 20 % for modulation of HVT from 5 s; otherwise ± 30 % Nominal load impedance 500 Ω Internal output resistance in CV mode 96 Ω ± 10 % Internal output resistance in CC mode 47 kΩ ± 10 % Output capacity standard 150 pF Output polarity – can be selected positive / negative / with reversal in the middle of the therapy Positive polarity red banana plug = + = anode; black banana plug = - = cathode Negative polarity red banana plug = - = cathode; black banana plug = + = anode

7 . 2 B A S I C P A R A M E T E R S O F U L T R A S O U N D G E N E R A T O R

Adjustable values Effective intensity Continuous operation 0.1 to 2 W/cm2 ± 20 % for output intensity higher than 0.2W/cm2 Pulse operation 0.1 to 3 W/cm2 ± 20 % for output intensity higher than 0.2W/cm2 Working frequency 1 MHz ± 5 % and 3.2 MHz ± 5 % Modulation frequency 10 to 150 Hz ± 5 % Duty factor 6 to 100 % ± 5 % of the set value Duty factor – default 6.25 % (1:16); 12.5 % (1:8); 25 % (1:4); 50 % (1:2), 100% (1:1) ± 5 %

of the set value Maximum output power 12W

Parameters of pulses Duty factor

Frequency 10 Hz period 100 ms

Frequency 50 Hz period 20 ms

Frequency 100Hz period 10 ms

Frequency 150 Hz period 6.67 ms

Pulse length

Pause length

Pulse length

Pause length

Pulse length

Pause length

Pulse length

Pause length

50 % 50 ms 50 ms 10 ms 10 ms 5 ms 5 ms 3.33 ms 3.33 ms 25% 25 ms 75 ms 5 ms 15 ms 2.5 ms 7.5 ms 1.67 ms 5 ms 10% 10 ms 90 ms 2 ms 18 ms 1 ms 9 ms 0.67 ms 6 ms 6% 6 ms 94 ms 1.2 ms 18.8 ms 0.6 ms 9.4 ms 0.40 ms 6.27 ms

Steps of adjustable values Intensity 0.1 W/cm2 Modulation frequency 10 Hz Duty factor 1%

7 . 3 B A S I C P A R A M E T E R S O F L A S E R G E N E R A T O R

Indication of emission of laser radiation green pilot light on the probe, supplementary lighting of the probe/cluster, sound

Indication of readiness for emission on the screen Indication of unreadiness for emission on the screen Additional safety means - warning labels on the device case and on the probe/cluster - warning label for the entrance door of the workplace - connector of the remote control Connector of the remote control (door switch) input voltage AC / DC 5 V to 35 V (external power supply) / automatic polarity

recognition input current max. 10mA active level settable positive / negative logic Adjustable values Frequency*** 0 – 10000 Hz with laser probe BTL-448

0 – 500 Hz with laser cluster BTL-445 accuracy of frequency ± 3 % of the stated value

Dose* 0.1 – 100.0 J/cm2 accuracy of dose ±20% (according to IEC 60601-2-22)

Area* 0.1 – 100.0 cm2 accuracy of area see BNR


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Output* 5.0 – 500 mW (depending on the connected laser probe) 20 – 1800 mW (depending on the connected laser cluster)

accuracy of output ±20% (according to IEC 60601-2-22) Duty factor** 10 – 90 %

accuracy of duty factor ±1% of the range of DF *) The stated values are maximum. The actual values depend on the type of the connected laser generator and on the ordered configuration of the device **) Can be set only in the pulsed mode, in the continuous it is always 100% ***) Zero frequency means continuous operation

7 . 4 B A S I C P A R A M E T E R S O F M A G N E T O G E N E R A T O R

Adjustable values Magnetic field max. 128 mT / 1280 Gauss* (max. value on the surface of applicator) Mode of magnetic field pulses / series of pulses / continuous Shape of magnetic pulses rectangular, rectangular protracted, exponential, triangular, sinusoidal Pulse frequency 0 – 166 Hz Modulation none, burst, sine / trapezoid / symmetric surge Random frequency yes / no Accuracy:

amplitude of magnetic field ±30% time parameters ±10%

*) The stated value is maximum for disk applicator. The actual value depends on the type of the connected applicator and on the settings of the device.

7 . 5 T E C H N I C A L P A R A M E T E R S O F U L T R A S O U N D H E A D S

BTL-237-1-13 – small head Effective radiation area (ERA) ERA (EN 61689) 0.7 cm2 ± 20% ERA (21 CFR 1050) 0.9 cm2 ± 20% Maximum effective intensity 3 W/cm2 ± 20% Maximum effective acoustic power 2.1 W ± 20% Radiation frequency 1 MHz and 3.2 MHz ± 5% Type of beam collimated BNR < 8 Covering grade according to EN 60 529 IP 67 BTL-237-4-13 – large head Effective radiation area (ERA) ERA (EN 61689) 3.2 cm2 ± 20% ERA (21 CFR 1050) 4.4 cm2 ± 20% Maximum effective intensity 3 W/ cm2 ± 20% Maximum effective acoustic power 9.6 W ± 20% Radiation frequency 1 MHz and 3.2 MHz ± 5% Type of beam collimated BNR < 8 Covering grade according to EN 60 529 IP 67

7 . 6 T E C H N I C A L P A R A M E T E R S O F L A S E R P R O B E S

Laser probes with red (visible) radiation: Type: BTL-448-03RD BTL-448-03RC BTL-448-05RD BTL-448-05RC Output power: 30 mW ± 20 % 30 mW ± 20 % 50 mW ± 20 % 50 mW ± 20 % Wavelength: 685 nm 685 nm 685 nm 685 nm Class*: 3B 3B 3B 3B Beam: divergent collimated divergent collimated Aperture: Ø 2 mm Ø 4.4 mm Ø 2 mm Ø 4.4 mm BNR: 0.28 rad ± 0.05 rad 0.015 rad ± 0.005 rad 0.28 rad ± 0.05 rad 0.015 rad ± 0.005 rad NOHD**: 0.2 m 2.3 m 0.2 m 3.4 m


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Laser probes with infrared (invisible) radiation: Type: BTL-448-05IC BTL-448-10IC BTL-448-20IC BTL-448-30IC Output power: 50 mW ± 20 % 100 mW ± 20 % 200 mW ± 20 % 300 mW ± 20 % Wavelength: 830 nm 830 nm 830 nm 830 nm Class*: 3B 3B 3B 3B Beam: collimated collimated collimated collimated Aperture: Ø 4.4 mm Ø 4.4 mm Ø 4.4 mm Ø 4.4 mm BNR: 0.015 rad ± 0.005 rad 0.015 rad ± 0.005 rad 0.015 rad ± 0.005 rad 0.015 rad ± 0.005 rad NOHD**: 8.5 m 12.1 m 12.5 m 16.6 m Type: BTL-448-40IC Output power: 400 mW ± 20 % Wavelength: 830 nm Class*: 3B Beam: collimated Aperture: Ø 4.4 mm BNR: 0.015 rad ± 0.005 rad NOHD**: 19.2 m *Laser class is classified according to IEC 60601-2-22:1995 and IEC 60825-1:1993/A2:2001. **NOHD – nominal ocular hazard distance (nominal distance from the laser aperture in which the eye damage by laser

beam should not happen)

7 . 7 T E C H N I C A L P A R A M E T E R S O F L A S E R C L U S T E R S

Laser clusters with red (visible) radiation: Type: 445-C25R02 Output power: 200 mW ± 20 % (4x 50 mW) Wavelength: 4x 685 nm Class*: 3B Beam: 4x divergent Aperture: 4x Ø 1.5 mm Active area: Ø 56 mm (25 cm2) BNR: 4x 0.35 rad ± 0.05 rad NOHD**: 0.2 m Laser clusters with infrared (invisible) radiation: Type: 445-C25I08 445-C25I16 Output power: 800 mW ± 20 % (4x 200 mW) 1600 mW ± 20 % (4x 400 mW) Wavelength: 4x 830 nm 4x 830 nm Class*: 3B 3B Beam: 4x divergent 4x divergent Aperture: 4x Ø 3.5 mm 4x Ø 3.5 mm Active area: Ø 56 mm (25 cm2) Ø 56 mm (25 cm2) BNR: 4x 0.52 rad ± 0.17 rad 4x 0.52 rad ± 0.17 rad NOHD**: 8.5 m 12.1 m Combined laser clusters with red and infrared radiation: Type: 445-C25RI10 445-C25RI18 Output power: red: 200 mW ± 20 % (4x 50 mW)

infrared: 800 mW ± 20 % (4x 200 mW) red: 200 mW ± 20 % (4x 50 mW)

infrared: 1600 mW ± 20 % (4x 400 mW) Wavelength: red: 4x 685 nm

infrared: 4x 830 nm red: 4x 685 nm

infrared: 4x 830 nm Class*: 3B 3B Beam: 8x divergent 8x divergent Aperture: red: 4x Ø 1.5 mm

infrared: 4x Ø 3.5 mm red: 4x Ø 1.5 mm

infrared: 4x Ø 3.5 mm Active area: Ø 56 mm (25 cm2) Ø 56 mm (25 cm2) BNR: red: 4x 0.35 rad ± 0.05 rad

infrared: 4x 0.52 rad ± 0.17 rad red: 4x 0.35 rad ± 0.05 rad

infrared: 4x 0.52 rad ± 0.17 rad NOHD**: 8.5 m 12.1 m


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*Laser class is classified according to IEC 60601-2-22:1995 and IEC 60825-1:1993/A2:2001. **NOHD – nominal ocular hazard distance (nominal distance from the laser aperture in which the eye damage by laser

beam should not happen) .

7 . 8 T E C H N I C A L P A R A M E T E R S O F M A G N E T I C A P P L I C A T O R S

Type Name Dimension [mm] Weight [kg] Max. intensity BTL-239-1 disk 130 x 130 x 30 1.05 128.0 mT (1280 G) BTL-239-2 solenoid 30 340 x 340 x 300 5.75 9.0 mT (90 G) BTL-239-3 solenoid 60 620 x 540 x 300 10.00 8.5 mT (85 G) BTL-239-4 double disk 2x 130 x 130 x 30 2.15 95.0 mT (950 G) BTL-239-5 multi disk 4x 130 x 130 x 30 4.30 75.0 mT (750 G) BTL-239-6 linear 290 x 600 x 30 6.05 46.4 mT (464 G) BTL-239-8 solenoid 70 with couch 2000x740x1100 67.00 7.6 mT (76 G)

These mentioned parameters for applicators are basic. The exact values and shape of magnetic field – please see 2nd part of manual – BTL-5000 Magnetotherapy User’s Guide.

7 . 9 A P P L I C A B L E S T A N D A R D S

Name IEC, EN, ISO, MDD Medical electrical equipment. Part 1: General requirements for safety IEC 601-1

Amendments to IEC 601-1 A2, A11, A12 Medical electrical equipment Part 1: General requirements for safety 1.Collateral standard: Safety requirements for medical electrical systems

IEC 60601-1-1

Medical electrical equipment Part 1: General requirements for safety 2. Collateral Standard: Electromagnetic compatibility. Requirements and tests

IEC 601-1-2

Industrial, scientific and medical (ISM) radio-frequency equipment - Radio disturbance characteristics - Limits and methods of measurement EN 55011

Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) - Part 4: Testing and measurement techniques - Section 2: Electrostatic discharge immunity test - Basic EMC Publication IEC 61000-4-2

Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) - Part 4: Testing and measurement techniques - Section 3: Radiated, radio frequency, electromagnetic field immunity test IEC 61000-4-3

Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) - Part 4: Testing and measurement techniques - Section 4: Electrical fast transients/burst immunity test - Basic EMC Publication IEC 61000-4-4

Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) - Part 4: Testing and measurement techniques - Section 5: Surge immunity test IEC 61000-4-5

Medical electrical equipment Part 1: General requirements for safety 4.Collateral standard: Programmable electrical medical systems

IEC 601-1-4

Medical devices – Risk analysis EN 1441 / ISO 14971 Biological evaluation of medical devices - Part 1: Evaluation and testing ISO 10 993-1 The Medical Devices Directive 93/42/EEC MDD 93/42/EEC Medical electrical equipment Part 2: Particular requirements for the safety of ultrasonic therapy equipment IEC 601-2-5

Medical electrical equipment - Part 2: Particular requirements for the safety of nerve and muscle stimulators IEC 601-2-10

Medical electrical equipment Part 2: Particular requirements for the safety of diagnostic and therapeutic laser equipment

IEC 601-2-22

Safety of laser products. Part 1: Equipment classification, requirements and user's guide IEC 60 825-1

Amendments to IEC 60 825-1 A1, A2


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7 . 1 0 I N T E R C O N N E C T I O N O F D E V I C E S

BTL-5000 Puls can be interconnected with: BTL vac, BTL-5000 Sono, BTL-12, BTL-07p, BTL-4000 Sono BTL-5000 Combi can be interconnected with: BTL vac, BTL-12 BTL-5000 Sono can be interconnected with: BTL-5000 Puls, BTL-4000 Puls Other combination not allowed.


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7 . 1 1 M A N U F A C T U R E R

This product is manufactured in accordance with the EU Medical Devices Directive by: BTL Industries Ltd. 161 Cleveland Way Stevenage Hertfordshire SG1 6BU United Kingdom

E-mail: [email protected] http://www.btlnet.com For service, please contact service department at [email protected].

© All rights reserved. No part of this manual may be reproduced, saved in a research centre or transferred by any means incl. electronic, mechanic, photographic or other records without previous approval from BTL Industries Limited BTL Industries Limited operates a policy of continuous development. Therefore, it reserves the right to make changes and improvements to the Product described in this manual without prior notice. The contents of this document is provided "as is". Except as required by applicable law, no warranties of any kind, either expressed or implied, are made in relation to the accuracy, reliability or contents of this document. BTL Industries Limited reserves the right to revise this document or withdraw it at any time without prior notice.


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8 U N I T S C O N F I G U R A T I O N S

8 . 1 T A B L E O F C O N F I G U R A T I O N S O F T H E C O M B I N E D D E V I C E S B T L 5 0 0 0 C O M B I

Type: 5800SL / 5800SLC

5810S / 5810SC

5810S2 / 5810S2C

5810SL / 5810SLC

5810L / 5810LC

5810L2 / 5810L2C

5820S / 5820SC

5825S / 5825SC

Number of therapies 2 2 3 3 2 3 3 3 Electrotherapy 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 Ultrasound therapy 1 1 2 1 1 1 Laser therapy 1 1 1 2

Patient cardfile (positions) min. 150 / min. 500

min. 150 / min. 500

min. 150 / min. 500

min. 150 / min. 500

min. 150 / min. 500

min. 150 / min. 500

min. 150 / min. 500

min. 150 / min. 500

User programs min. 150 / min. 500

min. 150 / min. 500

min. 150 / min. 500

min. 150 / min. 500

min. 150 / min. 500

min. 150 / min. 500

min. 150 / min. 500

min. 150 / min. 500

User sequences min. 50 / min. 150

min. 50 / min. 150

min. 50 / min. 150

min. 50 / min. 150

min. 50 / min. 150

min. 50 / min. 150

min. 50 / min. 150

min. 50 / min. 150

Step of setting of values fine fine fine fine fine fine fine fine Encyclopaedia x x x x x x x x Preset diagnoses 361 132 204 132 341 198 219 Preset programs 358 202 274 202 344 342 385 Preset sequences Programs 776 4031 4182 4031 3571 8277 9637 Language versions x x x x x x x x Sound schemes x x x x x x x x

Display, diagonal

b/w 14.6 cm /

colour 21.3 cm

b/w 14.6 cm /

colour 21.3 cm

b/w 14.6 cm /

colour 21.3 cm

b/w 14.6 cm /

colour 21.3 cm

b/w 14.6 cm /

colour 21.3 cm

b/w 14.6 cm /

colour 21.3 cm

b/w 14.6 cm /

colour 21.3 cm

b/w 14.6 cm /

colour 21.3 cm

Screen saver x x x x x x x x Colour schemes - / x - / x - / x - / x - / x - / x - / x - / x Recent performed therapies 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 Electro parameters: Channel mode CC / CV CC / CV CC / CV CC / CV CC / CV CC / CV CC / CV Galvanic, Iontophoresis x x x x x x x Träbert, Farad, Neofarad x x x x x x x Diadynamics x x x x x x x TENS x x x x x x x Rectangular pulses x x x x x x x Triangular pulses x x x x x x x Exponential pulses x x x x x x x Combined pulses x x x x x x x Interrupted pulses x

Pulse modulation: x x x x x x x random frequency sweep x x x x x x x burst, surges x x x x x x x

Stimulation pulses x x x x x x x Russian stimulation x x x x x x x 2-pole interference x x x x x x x 4-pole interference x x Isoplanar field (interference) x Vector field (interference) x

Electrodiagnostics: x I/t curve (memory position) min. 50

HVT optional optional optional optional optional H – waves x Spastic currents Microcurrents x Leduc's current x Mid-frequency surges Ultrasound parameters: Head of 4 cm2, 1 and 3 MHz x x x x x x Head of 1 cm2, 1 and 3 MHz optional optional optional optional optional optional Detection of contact continuous continuous continuous continuous continuous continuousContinuous operation mode x x x x x x Pulse operation mode x x x x x x Duty factor x x x x x x Laser parameters: Max. laser output, 685 nm 50 mW 50 mW 50 mW 50 mW Max. laser output, 830 nm 400 mW 400 mW 400 mW 400 mW Continuous operation mode x x x x Pulse operation mode x x x x Duty factor x x x x Nogier frequencies x x x x EAV frequencies x x x x

Devices of types 5815 and 5821 have similar properties as 5810, but have some additional types of currents.


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Type: 5820SL /

5820SLC 5825SL / 5825SL

5820L / 5820LC

5825L / 5825LC

5830L / 5830LC

5835L / 5835LC

5840S / 5840SC

5840SL / 5840SLC

5840L / 5840LC

5860L / 5860LC

Number of therapies 4 4 3 3 4 4 5 6 5 7 Electrotherapy 2 2 2 2 3 3 4 4 4 6 Ultrasound therapy 1 1 1 1 Laser therapy 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Patient cardfile (positions) min. 150 /

min. 500 min. 150 / min. 500

min. 150 / min. 500

min. 150 / min. 500

min. 150 / min. 500

min. 150 / min. 500

min. 150 / min. 500

min. 150 / min. 500

min. 150 / min. 500

min. 150 / min. 500


min. 150 / min. 500

min. 150 / min. 500

min. 150 / min. 500

min. 150 / min. 500

min. 150 / min. 500

min. 150 / min. 500

min. 150 / min. 500

min. 150 / min. 500

min. 150 / min. 500


min. 50 / min. 150

min. 50 / min. 150

min. 50 / min. 150

min. 50 / min. 150

min. 50 / min. 150

min. 50 / min. 150

min. 50 / min. 150

min. 50 / min. 150

min. 50 / min. 150

Step of setting of values fine fine fine fine fine fine fine fine fine fine Encyclopaedia x x x x x x x x x x Preset diagnoses 487 508 413 421 465 483 221 510 423 485 Preset programs 628 671 552 582 610 712 387 673 584 714 Preset sequences Programs 8902 10262 8739 10073 11685 14051 9641 10266 10077 14055 Language versions x x x x x x x x x x Sound schemes x x x x x x x x x x Display, diagonal b/w

14.6 cm / colour

21.3 cm

b/w 14.6 cm /

colour 21.3 cm

b/w 14.6 cm /

colour 21.3 cm

b/w 14.6 cm /

colour 21.3 cm

b/w 14.6 cm /

colour 21.3 cm

b/w 14.6 cm /

colour 21.3 cm

b/w 14.6 cm /

colour 21.3 cm

b/w 14.6 cm /

colour 21.3 cm

b/w 14.6 cm /

colour 21.3 cm

b/w 14.6 cm /

colour 21.3 cm

Screen saver x x x x x x x x x x Colour schemes - / x - / x - / x - / x - / x - / x - / x - / x - / x - / x Recent performed therapies 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 Electro parameters: Channel mode CC / CV CC / CV CC / CV CC / CV CC / CV CC / CV CC / CV CC / CV CC / CV CC / CV Galvanic, Iontophoresis x x x x x x x x x x Träbert, Farad, Neofarad x x x x x x x x x x Diadynamics x x x x x x x x x x TENS x x x x x x x x x x Rectangular pulses x x x x x x x x x x Triangular pulses x x x x x x x x x x Exponential pulses x x x x x x x x x x Combined pulses x x x x x x x x x x Interrupted pulses x x x x x x x

Pulse modulation: x x x x x x x x x x random frequency sweep x x x x x x x x x x burst, surges x x x x x x x x x x

Stimulation pulses x x x x x x x x x x Russian stimulation x x x x x x x x x x 2-pole interference x x x x x x x x x x 4-pole interference x x x x x x x x x x Isoplanar field (interference) x x x x x x x Vector field (interference) x x x x x x x

Electrodiagnostics: x x x x x x x I/t curve (memory position) min. 50 min. 50 min. 50 min. 50 min. 50 min. 50 min. 50

HVT optional H – waves x x x x x x x Spastic currents x x x x Microcurrents x x x x x x x Leduc's current x x x x x x x Mid-frequency surges x x x x Ultrasound parameters: Head of 4 cm2, 1 and 3 MHz x x x x Head of 1 cm2, 1 and 3 MHz optional optional optional optional Detection of contact cont. cont. cont. cont. Continuous operation mode x x x x Pulse operation mode x x x x Duty factor x x x x Laser parameters: Max. laser output, 685 nm 50 mW 50 mW 50 mW 50 mW 50 mW 50 mW 50 mW 50 mW 50 mW Max. laser output, 830 nm 400 mW 400 mW 400 mW 400 mW 400 mW 400 mW 400 mW 400 mW 400 mWContinuous operation mode x x x x x x x x x Pulse operation mode x x x x x x x x x Duty factor x x x x x x x x x Nogier frequencies x x x x x x x x x EAV frequencies x x x x x x x x x


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Type: 5800LM2 /

5800LM2C 5800LM3 / 5800LM3C

5800S2M2 / 5800S2M2C

5800SLM2 / 5800SLM2C

5800SM2 / 5800SM2C

5810LM2 / 5810LM2C

5810M2 / 5810M2C

5810SLM / 5810SLMC

Number of therapies 3 4 4 4 3 4 3 4 Electrotherapy 1 1 1 Ultrasound therapy 2 1 1 1 Laser therapy 1 1 1 1 1 Magnet therapy 2 3 2 2 2 2 2 1


min. 150 / min. 500

min. 150 / min. 500

min. 150 / min. 500

min. 150 / min. 500

min. 150 / min. 500

min. 150 / min. 500

min. 150 / min. 500


min. 150 / min. 500

min. 150 / min. 500

min. 150 / min. 500

min. 150 / min. 500

min. 150 / min. 500

min. 150 / min. 500

min. 150 / min. 500


min. 50 / min. 150

min. 50 / min. 150

min. 50 / min. 150

min. 50 / min. 150

min. 50 / min. 150

min. 50 / min. 150

min. 50 / min. 150

Step of setting of values fine fine fine fine fine fine fine fine Encyclopaedia x x x x x x x x Preset diagnoses 52 60 Preset programs 58 150 Preset sequences Programs 2946 3880 Language versions x x x x x x x x Sound schemes x x x x x x x x

Display, diagonal

b/w 14.6 cm /

colour 21.3 cm

b/w 14.6 cm /

colour 21.3 cm

b/w 14.6 cm /

colour 21.3 cm

b/w 14.6 cm /

colour 21.3 cm

b/w 14.6 cm /

colour 21.3 cm

b/w 14.6 cm /

colour 21.3 cm

b/w 14.6 cm /

colour 21.3 cm

b/w 14.6 cm /

colour 21.3 cm

Screen saver x x x x x x x x Colour schemes - / x - / x - / x - / x - / x - / x - / x - / x Recent performed therapies 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 Electro parameters: Channel mode CC / CV CC / CV CC / CV Galvanic, Iontophoresis x x x Träbert, Farad, Neofarad x x x Diadynamics x x x TENS x x x Rectangular pulses x x x Triangular pulses x x x Exponential pulses x x x Combined pulses x x x Interrupted pulses x

Pulse modulation: x x x random frequency sweep x x x burst, surges x x x

Stimulation pulses x x x Russian stimulation x x x 2-pole interference x x x 4-pole interference Isoplanar field (interference) Vector field (interference)

Electrodiagnostics: I/t curve (memory position)

HVT H – waves Spastic currents Microcurrents Leduc's current Mid-frequency surges Ultrasound parameters: Head of 4 cm2, 1 and 3 MHz x x x x Head of 1 cm2, 1 and 3 MHz optional optional optional optional Detection of contact continuous continuous continuous continuousContinuous operation mode x x x x Pulse operation mode x x x x Duty factor x x x x Laser parameters: Max. laser output, 685 nm 50 mW 50 mW 50 mW 50 mW 50 mW Max. laser output, 830 nm 400 mW 400 mW 400 mW 400 mW 400 mW Continuous operation mode x x x x x Pulse operation mode x x x x x Duty factor x x x x x Nogier frequencies x x x x x EAV frequencies x x x x Magnetic parameters: Rectangular pulses x x x x x x x x Rectangular protracted x x x x x x x x Exponential x x x x x x x x Triangular x x x x x x x x Sinusoidal x x x x x x x x Continuous mag. field x x x x x x x x Series of pulses x x x x x x x x Random frequency x x x x x x x x Modulation x x x x x x x x


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Type: 5810SM2 /

5810SM2C 5815LM2 / 5815LM2C

5815M2 / 5815M2C

5815SLM / 5815SLMC

5815SM2 / 5815SM2C

5820LM / 5820LMC

5820M2 / 5820M2C

5825LM / 5825LMC

Number of therapies 4 3 3 4 4 4 4 4 Electrotherapy 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 Ultrasound therapy 1 1 1 Laser therapy 1 1 1 1 Magnet therapy 2 2 2 1 2 1 2 1 Patient cardfile (positions) min. 150 /

min. 500 min. 150 / min. 500

min. 150 / min. 500

min. 150 / min. 500

min. 150 / min. 500

min. 150 / min. 500

min. 150 / min. 500

min. 150 / min. 500


min. 150 / min. 500

min. 150 / min. 500

min. 150 / min. 500

min. 150 / min. 500

min. 150 / min. 500

min. 150 / min. 500

min. 150 / min. 500


min. 50 / min. 150

min. 50 / min. 150

min. 50 / min. 150

min. 50 / min. 150

min. 50 / min. 150

min. 50 / min. 150

min. 50 / min. 150

Step of setting of values fine fine fine fine fine fine fine fine Encyclopaedia x x x x x x x x Preset diagnoses 96 440 124 124 438 Preset programs 332 589 266 266 683 Preset sequences Programs 4728 5129 8114 8114 10448 Language versions x x x x x x x x Sound schemes x x x x x x x x Display, diagonal b/w

14.6 cm / colour

21.3 cm

b/w 14.6 cm /

colour 21.3 cm

b/w 14.6 cm /

colour 21.3 cm

b/w 14.6 cm /

colour 21.3 cm

b/w 14.6 cm /

colour 21.3 cm

b/w 14.6 cm /

colour 21.3 cm

b/w 14.6 cm /

colour 21.3 cm

b/w 14.6 cm /

colour 21.3 cm

Screen saver x x x x x x x x Colour schemes - / x - / x - / x - / x - / x - / x - / x - / x Recent performed therapies 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 Electro parameters: Channel mode CC / CV CC / CV CC / CV CC / CV CC / CV CC / CV CC / CV CC / CV Galvanic, Iontophoresis x x x x x x x x Träbert, Farad, Neofarad x x x x x x x x Diadynamics x x x x x x x x TENS x x x x x x x x Rectangular pulses x x x x x x x x Triangular pulses x x x x x x x x Exponential pulses x x x x x x x x Combined pulses x x x x x x x x Interrupted pulses x x x x x

Pulse modulation: x x x x x x x x random frequency sweep x x x x x x x x burst, surges x x x x x x x x

Stimulation pulses x x x x x x x x Russian stimulation x x x x x x x x 2-pole interference x x x x x x x x 4-pole interference x x x Isoplanar field (interference) x Vector field (interference) x

Electrodiagnostics: x x x x x I/t curve (memory position) min. 50 min. 50 min. 50 min. 50 min. 50

HVT H – waves x x x x x Spastic currents Microcurrents x x x x x Leduc's current x x x x x Mid-frequency surges Ultrasound parameters: Head of 4 cm2, 1 and 3 MHz x x x Head of 1 cm2, 1 and 3 MHz optional optional optional Detection of contact continuous continuous continuous Continuous operation mode x x x Pulse operation mode x x x Duty factor x x x Laser parameters: Max. laser output, 685 nm 50 mW 50 mW 50 mW 50 mW Max. laser output, 830 nm 400 mW 400 mW 400 mW 400 mW Continuous operation mode x x x x Pulse operation mode x x x x Duty factor x x x x Nogier frequencies x x x x EAV frequencies x x x Magnetic parameters: Rectangular pulses x x x x x x x x Rectangular protracted x x x x x x x x Exponential x x x x x x x x Triangular x x x x x x x x Sinusoidal x x x x x x x x Continuous mag. field x x x x x x x x Series of pulses x x x x x x x x Random frequency x x x x x x x x Modulation x x x x x x x x


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Type: 5825M2 /

5825M2C 5826M2 / 5826M2C

5828M2 / 5828M2C

5826LM / 5826LMC

5828LM / 5828LMC

5840LM / 5840LMC

5840M2 / 5840M2C

Number of therapies 4 4 4 4 4 6 6 Electrotherapy 2 2 2 2 2 4 4 Ultrasound therapy Laser therapy 1 1 1 1 Magnet therapy 2 2 1 1 1 1 2 Patient cardfile (positions) min. 150 /

min. 500 min. 150 / min. 500

min. 150 / min. 500

min. 150 / min. 500

min. 150 / min. 500

min. 150 / min. 500

min. 150 / min. 500


min. 150 / min. 500

min. 150 / min. 500

min. 150 / min. 500

min. 150 / min. 500

min. 150 / min. 500

min. 150 / min. 500


min. 50 / min. 150

min. 50 / min. 150

min. 50 / min. 150

min. 50 / min. 150

min. 50 / min. 150

min. 50 / min. 150

Step of setting of values fine fine fine fine fine fine fine Encyclopaedia x x x x x x x Preset diagnoses 166 158 168 440 Preset programs 498 490 1754 685 Preset sequences Programs 10198 9978 10202 10452 Language versions x x x x x x x Sound schemes x x x x x x x Display, diagonal b/w

14.6 cm / colour

21.3 cm

b/w 14.6 cm /

colour 21.3 cm

b/w 14.6 cm /

colour 21.3 cm

b/w 14.6 cm /

colour 21.3 cm

b/w 14.6 cm /

colour 21.3 cm

b/w 14.6 cm /

colour 21.3 cm

b/w 14.6 cm /

colour 21.3 cm

Screen saver x x x x x x x Colour schemes - / x - / x - / x - / x - / x - / x - / x Recent performed therapies 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 Electro parameters: Channel mode CC / CV CC / CV CC / CV CC / CV CC / CV CC / CV CC / CV Galvanic, Iontophoresis x x x x x x x Träbert, Farad, Neofarad x x x x x x x Diadynamics x x x x x x x TENS x x x x x x x Rectangular pulses x x x x x x x Triangular pulses x x x x x x x Exponential pulses x x x x x x x Combined pulses x x x x x x x Interrupted pulses x x x x x

Pulse modulation: x x x x x x x random frequency sweep x x x x x x x burst, surges x x x x x x x

Stimulation pulses x x x x x x x Russian stimulation x x x x x x x 2-pole interference x x x x x x x 4-pole interference x x x x x x x Isoplanar field (interference) x x x x x Vector field (interference) x x x x x

Electrodiagnostics: x x x I/t curve (memory position) min. 50 min. 50 min. 50

HVT H – waves x x x x x Spastic currents x x x x Microcurrents x x x Leduc's current x x x x x Mid-frequency surges x x x x Ultrasound parameters: Head of 4 cm2, 1 and 3 MHz Head of 1 cm2, 1 and 3 MHz Detection of contact Continuous operation mode Pulse operation mode Duty factor Laser parameters: Max. laser output, 685 nm 50 mW 50 mW 50 mW Max. laser output, 830 nm 400 mW 400 mW 400 mW Continuous operation mode x x x Pulse operation mode x x x Duty factor x x x Nogier frequencies x x x EAV frequencies x x x Magnet parameters: Rectangular pulses x x x x x x x Rectangular protracted x x x x x x x Exponential x x x x x x x Triangular x x x x x x x Sinusoidal x x x x x x x Continuous mag. field x x x x x x x Series of pulses x x x x x x x Random frequency x x x x x x x Modulation x x x x x x x


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Type: 5816SM2 / 5816SM2C

5818SM2 / 5818SM2C

5816SLM / 5816SLMC

5818SLM / 5818SLMC

5816S2 / 5816S2C

5818S2 / 5818S2C

5826SL / 5826SLC

5828SL / 5828SLC

Number of therapies 4 4 4 4 3 3 4 4 Electrotherapy 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 Ultrasound therapy 1 1 1 2 2 1 1 Laser therapy 1 1 1 1 1 Magnet therapy 2 2 1 1 Patient cardfile (positions) min. 150 min. 150 min. 150 min. 150 min. 150 min. 150 min. 150 min. 150 User programs min. 150 min. 150 min. 150 min. 150 min. 150 min. 150 min. 150 min. 150 User sequences min. 50 min. 50 min. 50 min. 50 min. 50 min. 50 min. 50 min. 50 Step of setting of values standard standard standard standard standard standard standard standard Encyclopaedia x x x x x x x x Preset diagnoses 170 188 442 443 206 226 485 510 Preset programs 422 440 607 524 292 310 650 673 Preset sequences Programs 5528 5665 5779 5540 4930 5066 10018 10266 Language versions x x x x x x x x Sound schemes x x x x x x x x Display, diagonal b/w

14.6 cm / colour

21.3 cm

b/w 14.6 cm /

colour 21.3 cm

b/w 14.6 cm /

colour 21.3 cm

b/w 14.6 cm /

colour 21.3 cm

b/w 14.6 cm /

colour 21.3 cm

b/w 14.6 cm /

colour 21.3 cm

b/w 14.6 cm /

colour 21.3 cm

b/w 14.6 cm /

colour 21.3 cm

Screen saver x x x x x x x x Colour schemes - / x - / x - / x - / x - / x - / x - / x - / x Recent performed therapies 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 Electro parameters: Channel mode CC / CV CC / CV CC / CV CC / CV CC / CV CC / CV CC / CV CC / CV Galvanic, Iontophoresis x x x x x x x x Träbert, Farad, Neofarad x x x x x x x x Diadynamics x x x x x x x x TENS x x x x x x x x Rectangular pulses x x x x x x x x Triangular pulses x x x x x x x x Exponential pulses x x x x x x x x Combined pulses x x x x x x x x Interrupted pulses x x x x


Stimulation pulses x x x x x x x x Russian stimulation x x x x x x x x 2-pole interference x x x x x x x x 4-pole interference x x x x x x x x Isoplanar field (interference) x x x x Vector field (interference) x x x x


HVT H – waves x x x x Spastic currents x x x x Microcurrents Leduc's current x x x x Mid-frequency surges x x x x Ultrasound parameters: Head of 4 cm2, 1 and 3 MHz x x x x x x x x Head of 1 cm2, 1 and 3 MHz optional optional optional optional optional optional optional optional Detection of contact continuous continuous continuous continuous continuous continuous continuous continuousContinuous operation mode x x x x x x x x Pulse operation mode x x x x x x x x Duty factor x x x x x x x x Laser parameters: Max. laser output, 685 nm 50 mW 50 mW 50 mW 50 mW Max. laser output, 830 nm 400 mW 400 mW 400 mW 400 mW Continuous operation mode x x x x Pulse operation mode x x x x Duty factor x x x x Nogier frequencies x x x x EAV frequencies x x x x Magnetic parameters: Rectangular pulses x x x x Rectangular protracted x x x x Exponential x x x x Triangular x x x x Sinusoidal x x x x Continuous mag. field x x x x Series of pulses x x x x Random frequency x x x x Modulation x x x x


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Type: 5826L /

5826LC 5828L / 5828LC

5826S / 5826SC

5828S / 5828SC

5826M2 / 5826M2C

5828M2 / 5828M2C

5826LM / 5826LMC

5828LM / 5828LMC

Number of therapies 3 3 3 3 4 4 4 4 Electrotherapy 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 Ultrasound therapy 1 Laser therapy 1 1 1 1 1 Magnet therapy 2 2 1 1 Patient cardfile (positions) min. 150 /

min. 500 min. 150 / min. 500

min. 150 / min. 500

min. 150 / min. 500

min. 150 / min. 500

min. 150 / min. 500

min. 150 / min. 500

min. 150 / min. 500


min. 150 / min. 500

min. 150 / min. 500

min. 150 / min. 500

min. 150 / min. 500

min. 150 / min. 500

min. 150 / min. 500

min. 150 / min. 500


min. 50 / min. 150

min. 50 / min. 150

min. 50 / min. 150

min. 50 / min. 150

min. 50 / min. 150

min. 50 / min. 150

min. 50 / min. 150

Step of setting of values fine fine fine fine fine fine fine fine Encyclopaedia x x x x x x x x Preset diagnoses 413 423 198 224 158 168 440 Preset programs 574 584 364 387 490 500 685 Preset sequences Programs 9853 10077 9393 9641 9978 10202 10452 Language versions x x x x x x x x Sound schemes x x x x x x x x Display, diagonal b/w

14.6 cm / colour

21.3 cm

b/w 14.6 cm /

colour 21.3 cm

b/w 14.6 cm /

colour 21.3 cm

b/w 14.6 cm /

colour 21.3 cm

b/w 14.6 cm /

colour 21.3 cm

b/w 14.6 cm /

colour 21.3 cm

b/w 14.6 cm /

colour 21.3 cm

b/w 14.6 cm /

colour 21.3 cm

Screen saver x x x x x x x x Colour schemes - / x - / x - / x - / x - / x - / x - / x - / x Recent performed therapies 20 20 20 20 Electro parameters: Channel mode CC / CV CC / CV CC / CV CC / CV CC / CV CC / CV CC / CV CC / CV Galvanic, Iontophoresis x x x x x x x x Träbert, Farad, Neofarad x x x x x x x x Diadynamics x x x x x x x x TENS x x x x x x x x Rectangular pulses x x x x x x x x Triangular pulses x x x x x x x x Exponential pulses x x x x x x x x Combined pulses x x x x x x x x Interrupted pulses x x x x


Stimulation pulses x x x x x x x x Russian stimulation x x x x x x x x 2-pole interference x x x x x x x x 4-pole interference x x x x x x x x Isoplanar field (interference) x x x x Vector field (interference) x x x x


HVT H – waves x x x x Spastic currents x x x x Microcurrents Leduc's current x x x x Mid-frequency surges x x x x Ultrasound parameters: Head of 4 cm2, 1 and 3 MHz x x Head of 1 cm2, 1 and 3 MHz optional optional Detection of contact continuous continuous Continuous operation mode x x Pulse operation mode x x Duty factor x x Laser parameters: Max. laser output, 685 nm 50 mW 50 mW 50 mW 50 mW Max. laser output, 830 nm 400 mW 400 mW 400 mW 400 mW Continuous operation mode x x x x Pulse operation mode x x x x Duty factor x x x x Nogier frequencies x x x x EAV frequencies x x x x Magnetic parameters: Rectangular pulses x x x x Rectangular protracted x x x x Exponential x x x x Triangular x x x x Sinusoidal x x x x Continuous mag. field x x x x Series of pulses x x x x Random frequency x x x x Modulation x x x x


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8 . 2 T A B L E O F C O N F I G U R A T I O N S O F T H E E L E C T R O T H E R A P Y D E V I C E S B T L - 5 0 0 0 P U L S

Type: 5610 / 5610C

5620 / 5620C

5625 / 5625C

5626 / 5626C

5628 / 5628C

Number of electrotherapies 1 2 2 2 2


min. 150 / min. 500

min. 150 / min. 500

min. 150 / min. 500

min. 150 / min. 500

User programs / diagnoses min. 150 / min. 500

min. 150 / min. 500

min. 150 / min. 500

min. 150 / min. 500

min. 150 / min. 500


min. 50 / min. 150

min. 50 / min. 150

min. 50 / min. 150

min. 50 / min. 150

Step of setting of values fine fine fine fine fine Encyclopaedia x x x x x Preset diagnoses 52 124 132 124 134 Preset programs 58 266 296 288 298 Preset sequences 12 12 12 12 12 Programs 2946 8114 9448 9228 9452 Interconnection with ultrasound x x x x x Language versions x x x x x Sound schemes x x x x x

Display, diagonal

b/w 14.6 cm /

colour 21.3 cm

b/w 14.6 cm /

colour 21.3 cm

b/w 14.6 cm /

colour 21.3 cm

b/w 14.6 cm /

colour 21.3 cm

b/w 14.6 cm /

colour 21.3 cm

Screen saver x x x x x Colour schemes - / x - / x - / x - / x - / x Recent performed therapies 20 20 20 20 20 Electro parameters: Channel mode CC / CV CC / CV CC / CV CC / CV CC / CV Galvanic, Iontophoresis x x x x x Träbert, Farad, Neofarad x x x x x Diadynamics x x x x x TENS x x x x x Rectangular pulses x x x x x Triangular pulses x x x x Exponential pulses x x x x Combined pulses x x x x Interrupted pulses x x

Pulse modulation: x x x x x random frequency sweep x x x x x burst, surges x x x x x

Stimulation pulses x x x x x Russian stimulation x x x x x 2-pole interference x x x x x 4-pole interference x x x x Isoplanar field (interference) x x Vector field (interference) x x

Electrodiagnostics: x I/t curve (memory position) min. 50 min. 50 min. 50

HVT optional optional optional H – waves x x Spastic currents x Microcurrents x Leduc's current x x Mid-frequency surges x x


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Type: 5630 / 5630C

5635 / 5635C

5640 / 5640C

5660 / 5660C

Number of electrotherapies 3 3 4 6


min. 150 / min. 500

min. 150 / min. 500

min. 150 / min. 500

User programs / diagnoses min. 150 / min. 500

min. 150 / min. 500

min. 150 / min. 500

min. 150 / min. 500


min. 50 / min. 150

min. 50 / min. 150

min. 50 / min. 150

Step of setting of values fine fine fine fine Encyclopaedia x x x x Preset diagnoses 176 132 134 196 Preset programs 324 296 298 428 Preset sequences 12 12 12 12 Programs 11060 9449 9452 13430 Interconnection with ultrasound x x x x Language versions x x x x Sound schemes x x x x

Display, diagonal b/w14.6 cm /

colour 21.3 cm

b/w14.6 cm / colour

21.3 cm

b/w14.6 cm / colour

21.3 cm

b/w14.6 cm / colour

21.3 cm Screen saver x x x x Colour schemes - / x - / x - / x - / x Recent performed therapies 20 20 20 20 Electro parameters: Channel mode CC / CV CC / CV CC / CV CC / CV Galvanic, Iontophoresis x x x x Träbert, Farad, Neofarad x x x x Diadynamics x x x x TENS x x x x Rectangular pulses x x x x Triangular pulses x x x x Exponential pulses x x x x Combined pulses x x x x Interrupted pulses x x x

Pulse modulation: x x x x random frequency sweep x x x x burst, surges x x x x

Stimulation pulses x x x x Russian stimulation x x x x 2-pole interference x x x x 4-pole interference x x x x Isoplanar field (interference) x x x Vector field (interference) x x x

Electrodiagnostics: x x x I/t curve (memory position) min. 50 min. 50 min. 50

HVT optional optional optional optional H – waves x x x Spastic currents x x Microcurrents x x x Leduc's current x x x Mid-frequency surges x x

Devices of types 5615 and 5621 have similar properties as 5610, but have some additional types of currents.


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8 . 3 T A B L E O F C O N F I G U R A T I O N S O F T H E U L T R A S O U N D T H E R A P Y D E V I C E S B T L - 5 0 0 0 S O N O

Type: 5710 / 5710C 5720 / 5720C Number of ultrasound therapies 1 2 Patient cardfile (positions) min. 150 / min. 500 min. 150 / min. 500 User programs min. 150 / min. 500 min. 150 / min. 500 User sequences min. 50 / min. 150 min. 50 / min. 150 Step of setting of values fine fine Encyclopaedia x x Preset diagnoses 72 72 Preset programs 72 72 Interconnection with BTL-5000 Puls x x

Language versions x x Sound schemes x x Display, diagonal b/w 14.6 cm / colour 21.3 cm b/w 14.6 cm / colour 21.3 cm Screen saver x x Colour schemes - / x - / x Recent performed therapies 20 20 Ultrasound parameters: Head of 4 cm2, 1 and 3 MHz x x Head of 1 cm2, 1 and 3 MHz optional optional Detection of contact continuous continuous Continuous operation mode x x Pulse operation mode x x Duty factor x x

8 . 4 T A B L E O F C O N F I G U R A T I O N S O F T H E L A S E R T H E R A P Y D E V I C E S B T L - 5 0 0 0 L A S E R

Type: 5110 / 5110C 5120 / 5120C Number of laser therapies 1 2 Patient cardfile (positions) min. 150 / min. 500 min. 150 / min. 500 User programs min. 150 / min. 500 min. 150 / min. 500 User sequences min. 50 / min. 150 min. 50 / min. 150 Step of setting of values fine fine Encyclopaedia x x Preset diagnoses 289 Preset programs 286 Language versions x x Sound schemes x x Display, diagonal b/w 14.6 cm / colour 21.3 cm b/w 14.6 cm / colour 21.3 cm Screen saver x x Colour schemes - / x - / x Recent performed therapies 20 20 Laser parameters: Max. laser output, 685 nm 50 mW 50 mW Max. laser output, 830 nm 400 mW 400 mW Continuous operation mode x x Pulse operation mode x x Duty factor x x Nogier frequencies x x EAV frequencies x x


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8 . 5 T A B L E O F C O N F I G U R A T I O N S O F T H E M A G N E T O T H E R A P Y D E V I C E S B T L - 5 0 0 0 M A G N E T

Type: 5920 / 5920C 5940 / 5940C

Number of magnet therapies 2 4

Patient cardfile (positions) min. 150 / min. 500 min. 150 / min. 500 User programs min. 150 / min. 500 min. 150 / min. 500 User sequences min. 50 / min. 150 min. 50 / min. 150 Step of setting of values fine fine Encyclopaedia x x Preset diagnoses 184 184 Preset programs 292 292 Language versions x x Sound schemes x x Display, diagonal b/w 14.6 cm / colour 21.3 cm b/w 14.6 cm / colour 21.3 cm Screen saver x x Colour schemes - / x - / x Recent performed therapies 20 20

Magnetic parameters: Rectangular pulses x x Rectangular protracted x x Exponential x x Triangular x x Sinusoidal x x Continuous mag. field x x Series of pulses x x Random frequency x x Modulation x x

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